wannafbody

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Someone on facebook told me about the UMI braces that fit in the OEM front swaybar brackets. Years ago one of my brackets cracked and a local welder added some additional bracing. After 22 years the other one broke. Got the braces and had a friend weld it in for me. Cost me a pizza. These look like they will add a significant amount of strength. My OEM bracket was broken on both ends. Fit was pretty much perfect. Great product and great price.

wssix99

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After 22 years, I found my entire sway bar was sheared! (At one of the ends.) I'm not a fan of the entire OEM assembly.

SteveC

If this is what your talking about I purchased a set of these when my stock units broke (10yrs ago). I upgraded to a BMR solid 25mm front sway bar, and I guess it was too much for the stock brackets. These nammer jammers are very heavy duty. I also purchased grade 8 bolts to complete the installation.

Detroit Speed 031418DS Detroit Speed Heavy Duty Front Sway Bar Bracket -

wannafbody

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https://www.umiperformance.com/home/product/1993-2002-gm-f-body-front-sway-bar-reinforcements-weld-i

I'm not sure about the Grade 8 bolts. I think I'd rather shear a bolt than bend something.

sjsingle1

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LOLOL....the stock bolts are 10.9 grade.....our cars are metric people ! 10.9 is equivalent to grade 8

SteveC

I compaired the bolts that were installed with the stock braces to the new grade 8 bolts I purchased, and the machining was far better and cleaner than the stock bolts. I tried to find "MS" spec bolts but was unable to find them, probably because it was metric (thanks for that info).

wannafbody

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I wasn't aware of that.

Cajun ELESS-ONE

Was it one of the fbodys Facebook pages? I think it was me lol. If it was, glade to see they worked for you

wannafbody

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It was either Fbody Empire or WS6 page.

Cajun ELESS-ONE

I'm on both so it was me.