Steeda swaybar install
12-25-2007, 11:14 AM
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RE: Steeda swaybar install
Ah, sorry, you're upside down there pal. You need to flip it over (when looking from the back of the car, rotate it 180 degrees).
The bar should be above you cross braces. You don't need to remove your cross braces which is more of a pain in the *** than it seems. Just take off one rear wheel and slide the bar in from the side. You'll need to finagle it a bit because of all the twists but you'll get it in there pretty easily. The switch shouldn't take you more than 30 minutes with air tools.
The bar should be above you cross braces. You don't need to remove your cross braces which is more of a pain in the *** than it seems. Just take off one rear wheel and slide the bar in from the side. You'll need to finagle it a bit because of all the twists but you'll get it in there pretty easily. The switch shouldn't take you more than 30 minutes with air tools.
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12-25-2007, 11:29 AM
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Location: NW Arkansas
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RE: Steeda swaybar install
ORIGINAL: drbobvs
Ah, sorry, you're upside down there pal. You need to flip it over (when looking from the back of the car, rotate it 180 degrees).
The bar should be above you cross braces. You don't need to remove your cross braces which is more of a pain in the *** than it seems. Just take off one rear wheel and slide the bar in from the side. You'll need to finagle it a bit because of all the twists but you'll get it in there pretty easily. The switch shouldn't take you more than 30 minutes with air tools.
Ah, sorry, you're upside down there pal. You need to flip it over (when looking from the back of the car, rotate it 180 degrees).
The bar should be above you cross braces. You don't need to remove your cross braces which is more of a pain in the *** than it seems. Just take off one rear wheel and slide the bar in from the side. You'll need to finagle it a bit because of all the twists but you'll get it in there pretty easily. The switch shouldn't take you more than 30 minutes with air tools.
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