ok ive seen on some parts sites that they say the 99 svt has a 20 mm front swaybar, but i was always under the impression that it was a 19 mm. and it its 19 mm that means the 20mm bushings that came in my kit wont fit.
ok ive seen on some parts sites that they say the 99 svt has a 20 mm front swaybar, but i was always under the impression that it was a 19 mm. and it its 19 mm that means the 20mm bushings that came in my kit wont fit.
-Jon
99 SVT Contour T-Red. #2437
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The sales literature that i picked up when I bought my SVT says that the front is 19 mm and the rear is 18 mm. I believe that is correct for all years.
Jim Johnson
98 SVT
03 Escape Limited
96 SE with '01 3.0. Overbored 62mm throttle body, custom LIM, double honed SVT UIM, SVT cams, headers, custom Y pipe, custom mandrel bent SS 2.5" exhaust, Quaife, torque brace and custom frt & rr suspension.
I make custom suspension parts.
Early ('95-'96) SE's came with a 19mm bar IIRC.
Suspension in those was deemed firmer than the C-SVT's.
Like stated the SVT uses a 1mm smaller bar (19mm) in the front.
However the larger OEM rear bars (95-97 SE, all SVT, & the "19mm" OEM bar BAT sells) are the same. They measure 18.6mm. (give or take some powder coating) I guess it is just in who measured them and if they rounded up or down???
The 95-97 SE's had "stiffer" springs then the SVT. The SVT's had better struts in either version. Quality aftermarket parts make it a moot point by now. Both great then, still great now...![]()
removed due to me being retarted
Last edited by SVTJON87; 11-14-2006 at 02:51 AM.
-Jon
99 SVT Contour T-Red. #2437
R.I.P Scott Frost 4/27/07 I will never forget you.
www.myspace.com/ripscottfrost
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