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UMI Performance Tubular Front Sway Bar; Red (67-87 C10, C15)

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      Heavy duty tubular sway bar reduces body roll and improves cornering capability. Tubular construction balances heavy load and sway control with lightweight performance. The bar is built from US steel and includes chassis bushings and endlinks. Balances well with UMI 6443 three way adjustable rear bar.

      Power Tour and daily driver proven
      1-3/8″ heavy duty tubular construction – strong and light
      Direct bolt-in
      Stiffer than stock to reduce body roll and increase performance
      End links and chassis mount bushings included
      Minor drilling of a-arms required to accommodate heavy duty end links
      Pair with UMI 6443 rear sway bar for ultimate sway control
      UMI 90048 (1-3/8″) billet aluminum sway bar mount upgrade available
      Use UMI 6444 (factory height) or UMI 6445 (lowered) chassis brackets on trucks without factory front sway bar mount
      100% Made In USA
      Measures 40 1/4″ Center to Center

      UMI Performance 6440-R

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