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  1. 04-16-2016, 04:01 PM #1
    davewadd
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    Rear sway bar help

    I broke the sway bar bracket on my 75 911, and now have new Wevo brackets welded on.
    However, the spacing of the bolts on the new Wevo brackets is 66mm, and my SMART sway bar clasp brackets have 55mm spacing. I want to keep my SMART bar setup, but need to find new clasp brackets.
    My sway bar is 26mm thick, and 32mm where the bar sits in the clasp bracket. Where can I get new clasp brackets... (and bushings..mine broke..see photo)...with the correct bolt spacing to fit my sway bar?
    I was told to contact JWE-Jerry Woods, but that website doesn't seem to sell products.
    I tried the Windrush site that sells the bracket I had welded on, but they don't seem to sell the clasp bracket.. 😳😕. Help!
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