Steering stabilizer suicide front end pictures

[oldskoold]

Wanting to mount a SoCal steering stabilizer on my Sedan which has a suicide frontend. Looking for detailed pictures or where to mount it. I'm sure this has been covered to death but still would appreciate some advice on where to mount it. Thanks in advance!!

 

[oldskoold]

I forgot to add that it's a 39 Ford axle with split wishbones.

 

[Toad]

One end goes on a stable part of the car (frame etc), the other goes on the tie rod!

See if this helps!

http://www.est1946.com/steeringstabilizerinstallguide.aspx

My axle already had a tab on it and I used that for one end and then I put the other end on the tie rod!

Toad

 

[billy]

I was just reading this and thinking.
Dang!
You guys are good!

 

[donsrods]

If your tie rod is out in front of the axle, you have a problem. I had that setup on my 23 and never could figure out a nice way to do it. There is nothing up there to mount the outside part to.

But if it is behind the axle, one end goes to the tie rod and the other end attaches to the hairpin or wishbone. It comes with a round clamp to go on a round hairpin, and if you have wishbones you need to weld a tab on the wishbone for the bolt to go through. That is what I did on my rpu project.

Don

 

[kenny c]

If your tie rod was in front, could you mount it to the front of the axle between it and the tie rod?

 

[endicott_jb]

This is how I mounted mine. It's the dampener from an 83 Mercedes.

 

[oldskoold]

Would the axle be a bad spot for it? My tie rod is out front. I've seen them mounted that way and I've seen tabs coming from the frame being made to mount it.

 

[CORPO]

Here's my set up

 

[sgtpontiac]

I think that looks like the ticket!!

That is the way to go in my opinion....for whatever that's worth...lol