Swaybar?

[His Royal Ghostliness]

OK, which cop car swaybar you wanna use on the wagon, the front or the rear? Both will work, bit it's not a direct bolt-on job, and especially for the rear you got some welding you'll need to do (to create the custom end links the swaybar needs to connect to the frame).

[BlackVic_P71]

P.S. Would I be able to use the complete driveshaft assembly from that '95 P71 on my Colony Park as well.... Is the yoke the same length and number of splines?

Thanks In Advance

You'd have to measure. I have a driveshaft off an '07 P71 on my '89 with a '97 rear. The driveshaft was the same length as my original one. But I did use an AOD yoke on it.



LOUD EXHAUST IS FUN! AM I SHOUTING?

[VicCrownVic]

This post: http://www.grandmarq.net/vb/showthre...l=1#post759431
And a few before and after may have some good info for you, LARGMARG.
No personal experience with either the sway bar or the drive shaft, so that link is all I've got for input.

[BlackVic_P71]

LOUD EXHAUST IS FUN! AM I SHOUTING?

[LRGMARG]

Thank you for the responses! Ended up grabbing the lower control arms off of the donor sway bar car (sway bar bolts directly to control arms). The front sway bar I will keep on the car as is. As far as the driveshaft, it had some dent(s) on it, so I left it at the yard.

Thanks BlackVic_P71 for the photo of the driveshafts.... When I come across an aluminum shaft with no damage, I'll be sure to grab it, swap the yoke and install.