rear mounted rear sway bar

[grannyknot]

Does anyone make a rear mounted rear sway bar for our Z's anymore? All I can find is MSA's combo but I'm pretty sure that is a front mounted rear bar.

Once you weld in the BadDog rail extensions it's hard to find a place to mount the forward mounted bar without spacers of some kind.

Thanks,

Chris

[Diseazd]

Futofab has a nice rear bar.....easy to install.

[Diseazd]

http://www.futofab.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=137:datsun-72-73-240z-orange-line-34q-rear-sway-bar-kit&catid=28:datsun-z-car-suspension&Itemid=86

[grannyknot]

Thank you sir, exactly what I'm looking for.

[wheee!]

I wonder if it would work in my 280 with the Arizona z car mustache bar kit?

[grannyknot]

19 minutes ago, wheee! said:

I wonder if it would work in my 280 with the Arizona z car mustache bar kit?

Arizona z car has a photo on their site of a rear mounted swaybar with their set up but no mention of the make of the sway bar.

[wheee!]

I know. Leaves me with unanswered questions. I emailed them a while ago but no answer.

[ericzx]

suspension techniques /st sway bars been around forever.The st rear sway bar mounts behind like the futofab.

Edited April 10, 2016 by ericzx

[gnosez]

Even without the Bad Dog rear rails you need a spacer for the ST rear sway bar. What you can't use is the stock (OEM) sway bar that mounts on the body behind the seats.

[grannyknot]

On 2016-04-11 at 10:07 AM, gnosez said:

Even without the Bad Dog rear rails you need a spacer for the ST rear sway bar. What you can't use is the stock (OEM) sway bar that mounts on the body behind the seats.

My comment about the BD rails was in no way a criticism, I love them. I do like the way the rear mounted sway bar is up and out of the way. Installing driveshaft bolts with the sway bar in the way is a real pain.

Chris

[gnosez]

Didn't think it was, only stating the cold hard truth regarding those very nice ST rear sway bars - they need an off-set. I have them on my street Z with nearly a 1/2 inch spacer to make them line up right,