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Old 09-02-2011, 07:27 PM
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Currie 9" question

So I bought a Currie 9" and need to address the sway bar. What are my options? Thanks.
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Re: Currie 9" question

Since my housing has the tabs welded to it, I think the Spohn kit is the way to go.

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Re: Currie 9" question

I used muffler clamps.
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Re: Currie 9" question

I used the Spohn set up works real nice. If your bar has some age on it finding bushings is a chore. Autozone actually had some generic Energy suspension bushings that fit the spohn mounts and worked with my refurbish sway bar( I just bead blasted it and paint it).
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