Belltech Front/Rear Sway Bar Kit for 1990-1997 Ford Ranger/1994-1997 Mazda B-Series
146-9927
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Belltech 146-9927 Features:
One of the most notable but often forgotten improvements you can make to your Sport Truck or SUV is the addition of Belltech Anti-Swaybars. The reduction of the boat-like body roll keeping the body flat in the turns creates a more confident and safe driving experience. Incorporating 30 plus years of design experience, Belltech Anti-Swaybars are designed to improve handling and steering response by minimizing body roll while not affecting ride quality. Belltech Anti-Swaybars are manufactured from cold formed solid or hollow steel and use swedged ends for their superior strength and reliability. All Belltech Anti-Swaybars include high grade mounting hardware, polyurethane bushings and are powder coated gunmetal grey for a durable lasting finish.- Includes front and rear performance sway bars
- Includes grade 8 hardware and installation instructions
- Improves performance by reducing excessive body roll
- Powdercoated gunmetal finish
- Cold formed solid steel
Specifications:
Is this kit an upgrade for a 1994 ford ranger splash 2wd with factory front and rear bars?
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