Screw Swaybar
#1
#2
Dan,
I don't know about the front bar, but the arms on rear bar of a stock Lightning point to the rear and attach to the frame extension. On a SCrew, the frame is not long enough to accomodate the L-bar.
As for the front, some of the Lightning owners are shopping for a stronger bar. You might find out exactly why in the Suspension or Lightning section (search).
I don't know about the front bar, but the arms on rear bar of a stock Lightning point to the rear and attach to the frame extension. On a SCrew, the frame is not long enough to accomodate the L-bar.
As for the front, some of the Lightning owners are shopping for a stronger bar. You might find out exactly why in the Suspension or Lightning section (search).
#3
I bought a Lightning rear sway bar for my '00 F-150 and no way it would fit. I had to sell it back to Ford for 100 bucks less than I paid for it. Couldn't sell it on Ebay or here either. The bar has bad a$$ clamps that go around the axle. Right where the brake lines are. I ended up getting a Hellwig insted and ran into a similar problem but the clamps were regular U-bolts so I was able to make it work. Good luck.