i bought a suspension techniques sway bar and it has no endlink L brackets..any one kno where i can buy them or get them made

below is a pic of what i am talking about
circled in blue is the sway bar i have
circled in yellow is what i need..just the silver 90 degree bracket



wondering if you fabbing guys can point me in the right direction as so to buy one or even if someone can make me one

 

a sketch or some dimensions will be needed to make one, unless someone already has one to copy.

 

Did you try getting ahold of the company that makes the sway bar directly, or do they just not offer those brackets with that bar?

 

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i measured with eye lol..and a tape measure.. 1/8" thick, 1 3/4" long 1 1/2" tall
i used the d bracket from the sway bar and measured the thickness which im sure is the same..than i lined it up to how the straight part of the 90 degree brackit is on the bushing and measured from there and guessed where the point of angle would be..then tried to eye the height of the bracket and eyed the line up of the bushing washer
althought it would be great if anyone has the dimensions of this
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called suspension techniques..they told me to call nopi, summit racing, and jegs..contacted all of them and no luck..they dont just sell the bracket..they sell the whole hardware kit for 80 bucks..id rather try and make one but i dont have the supplies to do so

 

Cut a piece of steel angle or tube, drill, grind, done. Do you know anyone who does a little metal work, you can ask them, this is a really simple job. If you weren't so far I'd do it for you from some scrap.

 

i dont thats the thing..ohio isnt to far from where im at..well kinda..im near the east side of pa..

 

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what he said very simple. You can get the angle iron at home depot.

 

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what he said very simple. You can get the angle iron at home depot. </TD></TR></TABLE>
oh yea? i was thinkin that but didnt think they would actually carry metals..hmm now now would home depot metal be strong enough to hold up a sway bar?

 

Match the thickness and alloy of the other brackets and you should be fine. Don't go any thinner though.

 

got it solved..fellow h-ter has the brackets.. to him

 

arent those brackets on the wrong sway bar? in the pic its on the front sway bars..those are supose to only be on the rear bars?

 

yea they are on the wrong sway bar...