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Here's our new rear-suspension equipment from National Parts Depot and Marlo's Frame & Alignment. We don't recommend lowering blocks for a radical ride-height adjustment, but for a 1-inch drop, they should work out perfectly. The antisway bar is the type that attaches to the axle housing itself, and the bar ends are then anchored to the rear framerails. Marlo's adds grease fittings to the bushings, and the whole kit costs $179. The lowering-block kit has a list price of $28.95, PN 5500-2A at National Parts Depot.
Classic Mustang Swaybar Install - The Low Down

 Here's our new rear-suspension equipment from National Parts Depot and Marlo's Frame & Alignment. We don't recommend lowering blocks for a radical ride-height adjustment, but for a 1-inch drop, they should work out perfectly. The antisway bar is the type that attaches to the axle housing itself, and the bar ends are then anchored to the rear framerails. Marlo's adds grease fittings to the bushings, and the whole kit costs $179. The lowering-block kit has a list price of $28.95, PN 5500-2A at National Parts Depot.  View Related Article

 

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