double_0_7

I can't find the bracket anywhere. Everyone sells the link, and I bought that already. I need to know where to find the bracket. Mine is so rusted, I'd rather not fight it to separate the bracket from the link if I don't have to.

Bracket I need is circled:






Link I already have:

double_0_7

I found a part number. It's discontinued, mopar number 52006450. I'm still no closer to finding anyone that has them. Any help?

00t444e

Most people remove the rear swaybar so the bracket isn't in high demand which is why it's discontinued. You may be able to find on in a junk yard.

double_0_7

Thanks for the info. Can I ask why people remove the rear sway bar? What do you get?

I'm making a street jeep. I don't know if the stabilizer removal is for rock crawling prowess...

gat

The sway bars just stabilize the vehicles and improve steering. They limit the vehicles in extreme angles/positions.
if you have access to the head of the bolt and the nut, then generally you can at least snap off the head or nut and punch the rest they the opening. Since it is a sway bar then you can still drive to the hardware store for a replacement. Unless you think that the bracket will break, then spray with a penetrant and crack open that retaining bolt. It may just release. If it all goes to hell, then your preferred plan can still be implemented.
Or use a reciprocating saw to cut thru the bushing and bolt in the middle of the bracket.

00t444e

On the rear they don't do much of anything other than prevent flexing. Mine came without a rear swaybar because it had the up country package.

double_0_7

The mounting holes are a little taller, maybe a half inch, but everything else lines up. I'm ordering a set to see how they fit, and will repurpose them if they do okay.

http://streetrays.com/newstore/index...oduct_id=65436

double_0_7

In case anyone else was wondering the same thing. I really do want to keep my rear sway bar.