'72 Cuda Rear Sway Bar Info

[Dodgem Doug]

I just finished sandblasting my stock rear sway bar and I'm getting ready for primer & paint. My question is, can any one tell me the length of the rear sway bar end links (I don't have the old ones). I'm shopping on line for new bushing/end links and I can find the end links for the front sway bar but not the rear. Any suggestion and pictures of the installed sway bar would be greatly appreciated!

Of course the car is 99% complete so now I'm going to install the rear sway bar.

Thanks, Doug

[Skdmark]

Have you looked at Roseville? The offer an ebodies.org member discount too.

https://www.rosevillemoparts.com/product/rear-sway-bar-end-links-70-74-e-body/

[anlauto]

I've never been able to find a similar double ended one like the factory....in the aftermarket world. The repros are nice

[torredcuda]

I bought Energy Suspension links for mine, found them in stock at at Autozone. I will have to dig and see if I saved the part number info.

[torredcuda]

It tells you how to measure as well -
https://www.energysuspensionparts.com/universal-sway-bar-end-links.asp

[moparroy]

Have not installed them - but what I bought is Moog K8266 a while ago. I have / had? the original ones around but I think both were broken on removal. And these are not exact originals - use a bolt like the Energy ones rather than a two ended stud type thing.
Although Rockauto does not list these for '70s Cuda or Challenger application - they are listed for '60s Abody Cuda. I believe I measured the original pieces (like I said a while ago added them to an order) but what I also noted is that under Moog's list of alternate / OEM parts they do list 2535188 which is the part number in the 1974 parts book for the link shaft item 17-30-3. Just had a look and the 1972 parts book lists the same number for that item.

[torredcuda]

Have not installed them - but what I bought is Moog K8266 a while ago. I have / had? the original ones around but I think both were broken on removal. And these are not exact originals - use a bolt like the Energy ones rather than a two ended stud type thing.
Although Rockauto does not list these for '70s Cuda or Challenger application - they are listed for '60s Abody Cuda. I believe I measured the original pieces (like I said a while ago added them to an order) but what I also noted is that under Moog's list of alternate / OEM parts they do list 2535188 which is the part number in the 1974 parts book for the link shaft item 17-30-3. Just had a look and the 1972 parts book lists the same number for that item.

Can you measure the length, either the spacer length or mounting point to mounting point?

[moparroy]

Sorry - had to dig it out first .
See if I can attach a pic here of it loose assembled beside a ruler.
The spacer length is about 2.75".