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DIY Sway Bar Install

Nikerey

Nikerey

Darkness
Location
Baton Rouge
Honestly if i remember correctly, its baically 4 bolts per side. Once you get underthere it should be pretty obvious how to do it.
 
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zerogt86

FIA World Rally Car Champion
Location
Rochester, NY / Edison, NJ / NoVA
the sway bar is pretty easy, my only advice:

After you've unbolted the bar, the easiest way to get the bar out is to slide it back near the exhaust.
If your using the autotech rear bar (like i am), use a grease with a moly in it (most marine greases have it)

then just set it to the stiffest and enjoy!
 
azmcs

azmcs

FIA World Rally Car Champion
Location
Arizona, USA
Nikerey said:
Honestly if i remember correctly, its baically 4 bolts per side. Once you get underthere it should be pretty obvious how to do it.
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4 bolts for the c-clamps. 1 bolt each side to attach to the drop links. :wink: In all honesty this is the easiest suspension mod you could ask for. If you have trouble (and I'm not saying the OP does) doing this you need a pro to help you do anything more complex.

It is really self-explanatory once you get under the car.
 
335 Trojan

335 Trojan

Macro FTW.
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Yeah, that's what I assumed, but I wasn't sure if there was anything special you had to do.

Thanks all for the help!

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ünpimptheauto

Touring Car Newbie
Location
Northern NJ
Lol.

No part 2, because its WAY too easy to install.

1. Put car on 2 post lift.
2. Remove swaybar bushings brackets, disconnect swaybar links.
3. Lube and install new swaybar (and bushings), reconnect swaybar links.
4. Take off lift. Test drive.
 
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