WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC January 02, 2007, 03:16:06 PM I replaced the swaybar endlinks on my '85 this weekend. Old'n'bustedhttp://www.griffshp.com/belchja/pics/endlinks%20002_resize.jpghttp://www.griffshp.com/belchja/pics/endlinks%20003_resize.jpgNew Hotnesshttp://www.griffshp.com/belchja/pics/endlinks%20004_resize.jpghttp://www.griffshp.com/belchja/pics/endlinks%20006_resize.jpgI noticed for the umpteenth time that my swaybar brackets are twisted up like a pretzel. So, I need another set. Also, I need an EEC out of an '87 3.8L. Part number must be E73F-xxx Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #1 – January 02, 2007, 09:56:43 PM look at the mustangs around the same year, u might be able to get them at autozone or a parts store Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #2 – January 02, 2007, 10:00:37 PM ill look around i probly have a set or two Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #3 – January 02, 2007, 10:35:21 PM Quote from: hellsing73;121381look at the mustangs around the same year, u might be able to get them at autozone or a parts storeThe swaybar attachment brackets aren't carried in part stores. Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #4 – January 09, 2007, 02:12:18 PM Still looking... Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #5 – January 09, 2007, 04:31:28 PM call a ford dealer by you and see if they have them Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #6 – January 09, 2007, 05:17:00 PM Quote from: hellsing73;122769call a ford dealer by you and see if they have themIt is an obsolete part. Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #7 – January 09, 2007, 07:18:44 PM just look for mustaings in junkyeards for a set Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #8 – January 09, 2007, 07:49:55 PM What can they be off of? I'll make a run to a freind's parts can and see is I can snag a set from an 88 T/c if they will work. Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #9 – January 10, 2007, 05:18:12 PM Quote from: hellsing73;122812just look for mustaings in junkyeards for a setI realize I can find a replacement at a junkyard...but I am lacking in time to go get one for the present. Also, after the 25th of Jan, I won't be able to wrench for 6+ weeks. Quote from: 84 Fila;122822What can they be off of? I'll make a run to a freind's parts can and see is I can snag a set from an 88 T/c if they will work.I honestly don't know. I think that all of our cars use the same bracket. Anybody have a clue? Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #10 – January 10, 2007, 07:33:08 PM If you find out, just let me know Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #11 – January 10, 2007, 08:10:35 PM Mustang brackets are too short...you have to use T-Bird/Cougar brackets, probably Mark VII also. Believe it or not, I don't even have a spare pair... Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #12 – January 10, 2007, 09:39:56 PM I might... just MIGHT, have the set I took off the parts TC. Not sure if I kept 'em or tossed 'em when I installed the TC sway bar into my '88 (I re-used the 88's brackets). Lemme look tomorrow... Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #13 – January 10, 2007, 10:15:39 PM Fox mustang stuff will not work as stated.. however, sn-95's use the same dropped swaybar setup. Quote Selected
WTB - Swaybar attachment brackets and an '87 3.8L EEC Reply #14 – January 11, 2007, 06:47:10 PM I can't find my old brackets, so I think I tossed 'em when I tossed the old struts, spindles, rotors, rack, etc...Sorry J Quote Selected