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QA1 79-93 Ford Mustang Front & Rear Sway Bar Kit (1-1/4in Front & 1in Rear)

SKU: QAP52892
Barcode: 806990065254

$545.95

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QA1 79-93 Ford Mustang Front & Rear Sway Bar Kit (1-1/4in Front & 1in Rear)

$545.95

$545.95

Tech Specs

Brand
QA1
SKU
QAP52892
Manufacturer part number
52892
Category
Suspension › Sway Bars
Shipping weight
36.3 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.

QA1's Mustang Front Sway Bars are manufactured from lightweight hollow-core (4130) Chromoly steel for maximum strength and durability. The CNC forming ensured precision fitment for a true bolt-on installation. They feature adjustable end links for fine tuning of the roll stiffness to your personal preference. A gloss black powder coated finish is applied for lasting durability and corrosion resistance. They also include greasable graphite polyurethane bushings and high quality plated hardware. QA1's Mustang Rear Sway Bars are manufactured from heavy duty solid-core(1045) cold formed steel for maximum strength. Precision CNC forming ensures proper fitment for a true bolt-on installation. These sway bars feature the same adjustable end links and gloss black powder coated finish. They include greaseable graphite polyurethane bushings, U-bolts and high quality plated hardware.

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