Sway bar linkage

[66fs]

Those aren't factory end links either, they're aftermarket replacements. Here's what an original factory link looks like.

Yes, I have those as well. On the car now are old MOOG ones from years ago.

 

[66fs]

Also, the factory original lower control arms on a '65 and '66 have a built-in extra washer around the sway bar hole on the lower side of the arm. '67-up arms don't have that washer They interchange however.

I believe those were originals, but I have a couple older arms like what you are talking about. I know those were not original to my car.

 

[eekvonzipper]

Mine came out like this with replacement parts.

 

[CRUZE 418]

I've gotten confused, didn't someone say that the swaybar should be close to level?

 

[Jim Lusk]

We've run short links to clear late front mounted calipers.

 

[Swinger 340]

Those aren't factory end links either, they're aftermarket replacements. Here's what an original factory link looks like.
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They look like the ones on my 2005 2500 truck, that I replaced last year.

 

[72bluNblu]

I've gotten confused, didn't someone say that the swaybar should be close to level?

Ideally, yes. But apparently Ma Mopar didn’t subscribe all that much to that theory when the 64-66 sway bars were designed.

Or perhaps some of the cars pictured aren’t at the factory ride height, which is also very possible.