A body sports car handling

When we write on these forums, there's a lot of thinking that can't be done as well as when you've got hour to think about it. We snap to answer things.
I'm going to say that a monte carlo bar might actually help in a mopar, but not like in a unit body gm, or ford, and it has nothing to do with who welded what how. The coil spring on a chevy, or ford goes up toward the shock tower, make it have a higher center of gravity. Where is that spring in you Mo-Pig, in the lower control arm. So a monte carlo bar is another reinforcement point, and that's never bad, but it's limited in it's need. Reinforcement under the radiator, and from the shock tower to the firewall begins to make sense now.

no doubt a tubular lower radiator support will help keep things from moving, but a reinforced k member will do the same thing. again all the force is low on a t bar suspension, the pivot pins, strut rods. hence the reason to weld up the k member, make sure the pin area is tight, bushings are good.

think about it, when you have the pivot pin, LCA and t bar all in a line, with a strut rod triangulating the system, that is STRONG. on a strength issue i think poly bushings, adjustable HD strut rods, and a good strong LCA bushing is what is needed.