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FE Power Forums => FE Technical Forum => Topic started by: FESCJ on April 24, 2021, 09:55:08 AM
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Restoring a clone 69 Torino Cobra formal roof car. I will be using correct 15/16ths front sway bar and two piece drop brackets. Can anyone give me part number ( good aftermarket number ) for correct bushing? I've tried what Moog had listed, did not work. So, I just randomly matched up some Moog bushings which are close. Well, with two piece bracket in place with bushings on the bar, there will be a little squeeze but not much. When I slam the original part number into the system ( C9OZ5493A), most listings come back as indirect. When I check old MPC, doesn't look like this bushing was used for much other than 69 Torino with 15/16ths bar. So, I imagine most companies condensed the part number to something close to the originals? I'll use what I have if I must, but, any thoughts would be appreciated. I do not wish to go with an aftermarket bar and brackets. Thx!
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I just typed in "15/16" sway bar bushing", and google turned up a whole page of them. Might give it a try. Joe-JDC
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000CN99S4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
This the one that I ordered. Have not installed it yet and it is not an original rubber... Probably better!
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If '69 Torinos share the same bushings as Mustangs, these bushings from Dead-Nut-On could work.
https://www.deadnutson.com/1967-70-front-sway-bar-bushings-15-16/
Ford service number: C9ZZ-5493-A
I used this on the Boss 302 15/16" sway bar on my '68 Fastback. The fitment was perfect.
Clark
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Just bought C9ZZ-5493-A myself... The urethane bushings measure just shy of 15/16 but you have to really compress them with the bracket for them to bite against the sway bar. I have a 15/16" sway bar, and it is dangerously close to the damper, so I'm spacing it down ever so slightly.