DeTomaso Mailing List: June 98, Message #237
| From: | ROBERT J RUIZ <rjr46@choice.net> |
| Subject: | Re: 7/8 front AND rear swaybar |
| Date: | Sat, 6 Jun 1998 08:13:49 +0000 |
Curt,
How tall are your spherebars after shaving? I also have Spicers and
have a set of spherebars ready to go on. However, mine are from Panteras
East and sound like they are constructed a little differently from
Hall's. Mine have studs built into the bracket.
Thanks,
Dan Jones
Curt T. wrote:
>
> Mike wrote:
> The guys who wrote in (and to be honest, I can't even remember who it
> was anymore) said it was a fairly simple procedure to buzz off 1/4 of an
> inch or so from the bottom of the bracket.
>
> -----------REPLY-------------
>
> It was on my car that I notice this clearance problem. It may not happen
> on all, but is something you should definitely look for if you install them.
>
> I ended up cutting 1/16 off the top and 1/16 the bottom of the ball housing.
> In doing so the Teflon ball started to show on mind. So be careful not to
> cut too deep. Gary also sent me new bolts (thanks Gary) that have a
> shorter head on them. All this combine gave me enough clearance.
> I'm running the Spicers so I'm not sure if the stock shafts will give more
> clearance. But, I would think they would.
>
> In all I've put a couple thousand miles on with them (Vegas, Silver State,
> etc...) and think they are great.
>
> Curt T-Man
> 1TO9 MPG, A little sphere can be a good thing!