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QA1 67-70 Ford Mustang 1 1/4in Front Sway Bar Kit

SKU: QAP52803
Barcode: 806990234582

$349.04

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QA1 67-70 Ford Mustang 1 1/4in Front Sway Bar Kit

$349.04

$349.04

Tech Specs

Brand
QA1
SKU
QAP52803
Manufacturer part number
52803
Category
Suspension › Sway Bars
Shipping weight
12.3 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Bring modern cornering performance to your classic Mustang with QA1’s 1.250” (1-1/4”) tubular front sway bar. Designed specifically for 1967–1970 Mustangs, this direct bolt-on upgrade reduces body roll, improves steering response, and makes your car feel planted in the corners. Whether you’re daily driving, cruising, or pushing hard on back roads, QA1’s sway bar transforms the way your Mustang handles. MODERN HANDLING FOR VINTAGE MUSTANGS Factory sway bars on late ’60s Mustangs were undersized for today’s driving demands. QA1’s larger tubular sway bar delivers the stiffness needed to control body lean, giving you sharper turn-in, more stable cornering, and improved confidence behind the wheel. DIY-FRIENDLY INSTALLATION Engineered for bolt-on use, this sway bar attaches directly to factory mounting points. No welding, cutting, or modifications are required. The kit includes polyurethane bushings and heavy-duty mounting hardware for a complete installation right out of the box.

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