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small-list Digest Sat, 08 Apr 2000 Volume: 2000 Issue: 043

In This Issue:
B.II rear sway bar
Re: B.II rear sway bar
Re: B.II rear sway bar
Re: BII sway bar
Re: BII sway bar
Sway bar questions
Ranger Tires
> Re: Ranger Tires
> Replacing Spart Plugs

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Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2000 09:20:33 -0400
From: Paul cfw.com>
Subject: B.II rear sway bar

I would appreciate if anyone had the measurements (side/side) of a
Bronco II or Ranger ? rear sway bar; I am trying to adapt to my 54 F100
a sway bar which would fit inside the frame, about 34 inches across, and
I heard these might work.
It's a long story, but trust me I can't use a bar "made" for this truck,
due to spring interference.

Thanks!

Paul G.

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Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2000 07:28:07 -0700
From: Adam McLaughlin jps.net>
Subject: Re: B.II rear sway bar

What are you working on, Paul?

I also drive a Bronco II, and am wondering what others have done to theirs.

Adam

Paul wrote:

> I would appreciate if anyone had the measurements (side/side) of a
> Bronco II or Ranger ? rear sway bar; I am trying to adapt to my 54 F100
> a sway bar which would fit inside the frame, about 34 inches across, and
> I heard these might work.
> It's a long story, but trust me I can't use a bar "made" for this truck,
> due to spring interference.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Paul G.
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Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2000 11:56:13 -0700
From: "Jon,Jody" direct.ca>
Subject: Re: B.II rear sway bar



Paul wrote:

> I would appreciate if anyone had the measurements (side/side) of a
> Bronco II or Ranger ? rear sway bar; I am trying to adapt to my 54 F100
> a sway bar which would fit inside the frame, about 34 inches across, and
> I heard these might work.

Hey Paul,

I'll dig out the measuring tape and let ya know in an hour or so...

Blue coyote
(got a Bronco II and a Ranger)


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Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2000 13:24:21 -0700
From: "Jon,Jody" direct.ca>
Subject: Re: BII sway bar

The width (vertical eye to vertical eye) on my '84 BII (7 1/2" diff) is
30 1/2". If it matters, the sway bar is clamped (like a muffler clamp)
on either side of the pumpkin, so you should be able to clear your drive
line. And I discovered that my '83 Ranger (was to be a parts truck, but
thinking of throwing a V8 in it....) has no sway bars at all. Looks
like it never had any, either. Good thing I found out now rather than
later.........

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