How To Install Detroit Speed's 1979-93 Foxbody Mustang Rear Sway Bar Kit

Watch as we walk you through the installation of our Rear Sway Bar Kit on a 1979-93 Mustang.
The Detroit Speed Fox Body Mustang Sway Bar offers multiple advantages over the non-effective stock rear bar. Detroit Speed sway bars attach to the rear end housing and the frame rail, where the stock bar only connects to the lower suspension links. Using the chassis to stabilize the rear axle instead of the opposing link minimizes the deflection of the vehicle under heavy cornering. Detroit Speed sway bars mount with a low-friction ball-style end-link, allowing free articulation of the bar, eliminating binding through the range of rear suspension travel.
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[@jpascua3824]

Watching these DS suspension upgrade install videos is truly therapeutic.

[@detroitspeed]

Glad we could help!

[@FoxcastMedia]

Keep those parts coming!

[@detroitspeed]

You got it!

[@leadxpoison9281]

Nice bar! I always wondered what good the stock bar does! Will this work with inboard coilovers?

[@detroitspeed]

Thank you! The factory bar is relatively useless compared to one that is chassis mounted. We have not confirmed fitment with other coilover kits, however, we can say that it will fit with the one that we offer that locates to the framerail itself.

[@duane9707]

Any reason the sway bar frame side brackets can't be welded on?
Thanks.

[@detroitspeed]

The brackets can absolutely be welded on to the frame.

[@duane9707]

With the foxbody front suspension not yet available, will the front also be modular? I.e. will I be able to order the front and rear sway bars?
Thanks

[@detroitspeed]

Duane, that is correct, we will have modular front suspension as well.