How to Install a Rear Sway Bar | 1965 Mustang

Sway Bar:
www.autozone.com/suspension-s...
Review:
With the front(see the previous video) and rear sway bar upgrades this car now handles better and is way more planted. It doesn't have the bobbing boat feeling and handles more like a modern sports sedan.

[@rawjaw1881]

Thanks for the help! I will say however that a little bit of paint on those new holes will prevent future rust issues. Either way, definitely doing this to my ‘66 coupe.

[@mellomotorsport141]

Good call! I did go back and paint them later

[@staple765]

Thanks for posting, Big Help!

[@mellomotorsport141]

Glad to help!

[@heavymetalmadness666]

I don't see how the frame rail is good enough to last with that set up, but an interesting design.

[@GeorgeBailey-mo1mq]

It isn't, to do it right you need to weld a 1/8" plate on either side of that frame and drill thru that. The way he did it, it will just tear that frame up.

[@juanherrera5095]

I’m not sure if u said in the video or if I didn’t hear but what size is this sway bar?

[@jgalloway01]

Great video, thanks. I have the same year mustang. will be doing this addition as well. How did the ride change?

[@staple765]

I installed it and it really improves the handling in turns A LOT!

[@mellomotorsport141]

This made a huge difference to ride quality and handling.

[@kerrymulcahy8973]

Shame to put a nice new sway bar on all that crud, only doing half a job in my mind and that’s not drilling that’s butchering a hole👎