*IF* the rear sway bar will fit, the brackets (for the frame side) can be
purchased from the dealer for $12 each. Make sure you have the bolts that go
through the bar end links to the brackets tho, they are sleved. If you don't
have them I think thry are $6 each. You can use regualr grade 8 bolts to
mount the bracket to the the frame, don't waste your money at the dealer.
Installation only took me 30 minutes. As far as brackets to mount the bar to
the axel, I just called up hellwig and was going to buy their brackets and
u-bolts, and poly bushings...... I told them I had bought one of their kits
from a local dealer and it was missing the installation parts..... Had
credit card in hand and he said it would be free ;)
BTW- I got the R/T sway bar, I have a friend with a factory bar on his quad,
and its the size of a pencil (no kidding)!!! The R/T bar is much bigger, I
wanna say its a 7/16, any smaller than that and it won't help you much.
Marty
http://members.cox.net/got-speed
""Brian"" <Brian.Boyes@Sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:NDBBKCGOMKCMGLEIHHCPKEEAENAA.Brian.Boyes@Sympatico.ca...
>
> > I think you mean sway bars?
> > And they probably will fit your Dak.
> > But the ride is sure going to be a lot stiffer.
>
> I guess I meant *anti*-roll bars. They seem to have different names.
Anyway,
> stiffer ride is fine with me. I suppose I might have to get mounting
> brackets for the rear one being as there isn't one there. I'm not sure if
> the shocks are any different than what I already have. I'll have to check
> into that.
>
> Thanks
> Brian
>
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