Attn: Wolfe Swaybar Owners
03-17-2010, 09:01 PM
#1
Attn: Wolfe Swaybar Owners Hey guys, just a few quick questions:
I'm getting ready to finish up my Wolfe install, but am a little confused on the mounting tab placement on the frame rails for the links. When the car is on ground level, should the swaybar arms be even with the bar, slightly below the bar, or slightly above the bar (on the "bend" of the frame rail or higher on the flat part)? Wolfe's instructions aren't too clear on this...I'm going to assume they need to be around parallel, but have no clear idea. The "tabs" themselves that get welded to the plate have a curved base, which leads me to believe they are supposed to be on the curved part, but again, no idea.
I want to make sure that I measure twice, weld once.
Any tips?
I'm getting ready to finish up my Wolfe install, but am a little confused on the mounting tab placement on the frame rails for the links. When the car is on ground level, should the swaybar arms be even with the bar, slightly below the bar, or slightly above the bar (on the "bend" of the frame rail or higher on the flat part)? Wolfe's instructions aren't too clear on this...I'm going to assume they need to be around parallel, but have no clear idea. The "tabs" themselves that get welded to the plate have a curved base, which leads me to believe they are supposed to be on the curved part, but again, no idea.
I want to make sure that I measure twice, weld once.
Any tips? 
03-18-2010, 12:54 PM
#3
When on level ground the bars should be level yes. I'd weld a couple small plates to the frame rail, and when the tabs are welded to them, make sure you run a bead on the outside and inside of the tab, then take s amall piece of metal and box them in on the top, a trapezoid shape that extends past the tabs a little wouldn't be a bad idea. I had mine pull off, so that's why I know.