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Old 08-28-2005, 09:54 AM
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interchangeabilty

I have a 2000 rodeo and from what I have been finding most aftermarket parts stop at 99. what im intersted in is the sway bars. My rodeo has a 24 mm in front and a small pencil neck lookin thing in the rear. most others have 1 1/8 ft 7/8 r I have been told to look at s10 parts cuz they could be the same platform??? Thanx in advance EZ
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Old 08-28-2005, 12:21 PM
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Re: interchangeabilty

the s10 is a totally different truck.

As far as i know there are no aftermarket sways for the +98 isuzu;s.

here is one for 91-95's:


http://www.pureisuzu.com/sway_bars1.htm


If you are looking to improve the handeling and cornering the number one fix is new shocks and then tires.
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Old 08-28-2005, 06:38 PM
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Allready been there done that, I put Bilstiens on all four. thanx Ill keep lookin
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Old 08-31-2005, 04:21 PM
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i was looking at a strut tower brace. i've been measuring a few found on cars at local car shows. the closest i've seen is for the honda civic (mustang brace is possible also)--although you'd have to drill new holes on the "o" bracket that attaches the brace to the tower. but im not sure about clearance of the hood

car guys tend to not like to see someone come at their car with a tap measure-er and a pen/ paper. it makes them nervous i found out.

of course, anything can be "made" to fit. get out there and look around for ideas at car shows

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Re: interchangeabilty

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i was looking at a strut tower brace. i've been measuring a few found on cars at local car shows...
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Where are you gonna put a strut tower brace on a rodeo? Their are no strut towers.
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Re: interchangeabilty

right. you attach it to the sides. a little modding is needed. it could work.

the ones i'm referring to are shapred like a triangle and have 3 points of attachment.

just an idea. with the least amount of after market stuff for this truck, you have to think outside the box and possibly make you own stuff. not that i'm going to...

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Re: interchangeabilty

i guess it could work...if you wished hard enough.


just ran outside to look around the engine bay...to much stuff in the way for a straight line shot...

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