Has anyone installed a REAR sway bar on their T100? let me know... thanks!!

 

Why? Are you trying to limit flex and give yourself a harsher ride?

 

Not everyone uses their vehicles for wheeling.

A rear sway bar on a T100 makes sense, given the track width and axle size of the vehicle. I would check with aftermarket truck accessory stores and see if anything like that is/was ever made. The T100 was a pretty limited production vehicle.

 

And it may be 2wd. You could also try airbags (I have heard they create a similar effect) or one of those Roadmaster Active Suspension things.

 

I put an Addco (http://www.addco.net/) rear bar on my '85 (made for '84-'95 pickups):



It would probably be pretty close to right on a T100. The u-bolt clamps for the bar might are sized for 2.5" and 3" dia. axle tubes, not sure if the T100 tubes are larger than that.

 

I was searching for something possibly for my truck and if you look in the scrap yards pretty much all Ford trucks came with a rear sway bar that could be easily adapted. You could use one off a Ranger if you only wanted a little sway control or off a F150/250 for a much thicker one.

 

I have a rear sway bar for my t100 I don't use Anymore

 

Where'd you get your's z? I'm kinda curious.

Also, to the OP, look into full size trucks and suv's, not just the fords. With my little brother 98_3RZ, we took a factory sway bar off a 96-02 4wd s10 blazer and adapted it to his 92 2wd. Made it corner like a dream. I'd look at chevy Tahoe's, Dodge Durango's, and maybe even some of the full size imports like a Toyota Sequoia?

 

I think some 4x4 shop in the san fernando valley did the work. I don't know where it came from. But it used to corner like a champ with my old yokohomas.