[wolfman]

Due to my ongoing quest to improve the handling, Does anyone have a rear swaybar and brackets for a challenger at all? I need all the bits but anything would help

[cv70chall]

Check out this link- Many available. you can also check Ebay and type in "70 Challenger Rear Sway Bar" into the search field.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid= ... &_from=R40

[Eddie]

I dont like the style shown in the AD. I would only use the frame hung OEM type that was used on our cars when new. That type in the ad uses a differential hung type that is vastly inferior to the frame mount type. The place to get all this stuff is FirmFeel.com www.firmfeel.com

[wolfman]

I dont like the style shown in the AD. I would only use the frame hung OEM type that was used on our cars when new. That type in the ad uses a differential hung type that is vastly inferior to the frame mount type. The place to get all this stuff is FirmFeel.com http://www.firmfeel.com

Thanks for the links I am going to go oem style. I am trying to do it on a budget so firmfeel might be out of my budget at present. plus I thought I would try fellow owners first And if I can find in the uk would be a result

[Eddie]

Dont quote me as 100% FACT but when I bought my '72' it had a 74 B-Body rubber isolated 8.75 rear in it, plus the frame mounted sway bar in a 5/8 size,,very skinny!. It fit my 72 so a used E-B body bar assembly would work at a reduced cost. I sold everything for 85.00 bucks,, rear&bar plus fasteners. I would place an ad in Moparts or try to find a used assembly from the UK. Dont know what an ADDCO bar would cost but Hotchkiss and FF are the priciest but have excellent quality. Good Luck

[Adrian Worman]

Duncan Watts usually has front and rear sway bars in his hoard of spares.
Have you done any other chassis mods? Only mention it cos a rear sway bar will give excessive oversteer and wheel spin if not chosen correctly

[wolfman]

Duncan Watts usually has front and rear sway bars in his hoard of spares.
Have you done any other chassis mods? Only mention it cos a rear sway bar will give excessive oversteer and wheel spin if not chosen correctly

Thanks Adrian Duncan is on my list to try. I have got H/D torsion bars and an antiroll bar up front and some kyb shocks .I was thinking of some adjustable strut rods too, and boxing the lca's as well?. I am looking into uprating the rear springs too, I am just not quite sure how stiff to go on tha rear.

[Adrian Worman]

I'd get the rear springs changed first, poly bush both ends and use or fab some heavy duty shackles.
You may find that the car is plenty stiff by then.
I think you should consider frame connectors too

[dave-r]

Yes. Change the rear springs first and then see if it has any tendancy to understeer or oversteer. If it is understeering fit a rear bar.

[wolfman]

Yes. Change the rear springs first and then see if it has any tendancy to understeer or oversteer. If it is understeering fit a rear bar.

I have had more trouble finding info on leaf springs, I might try some big block ones. Any advice on where to get H/D shackles from.