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Old 07-18-2003, 07:44 AM   #1
Van sway bar sizes  
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My 89' Minivan has a 1 1/16th sway bar. Does anyone know if I can get a larger bar out of a grand caravan, or something like that? What year vans should I be looking at?
 
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There all the same. Oh some Larger bars are even hollow. Oh also check your bar to see if it still intack mine broke inside the frame bushing and I counn't tell only driving it with it and getting sea sick!!
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