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DIY: Sway bar installation (front)
I was struggling with the front End links 17 nut, it was harder to unbolt then the rear end links. Sprayed WD40, left it for an hour and it was loosen up.
http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/19/nymape6u.jpg It took longer to remove the under shroud than to switch the front sway bar. :shakes head: For those who wants to DIY, do this on the next oil change. http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/04/19/e2agu7eb.jpg |
my 18v impact took it off in about 5sec. :p
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Im thinking of getting a smaller/lighter impact wrench/driver? |
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Do you still think that Hotchkis bars are too rigid (especially the front bar) ? I'm looking for FR+RR bars with stock springs and struts :tiphat: |
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i used my milwaukee 18v 3/8 drive impact. i also have a corded 1/2 drive heavy duty impact as well if my 3/8 drive can't handle it, but for this project the 18v did fine. :D |
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Thanks for the write up, helped a lot. I did this step by step from here. +1
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you installed it backwards. :shakes head:
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Did I really? Honestly?
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That is the front only pic
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and yah, leave the rear stock for now. the front only in mid- setting should make the car feel real good. |
I replaced the back already :(
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I put the front on the middle setting and the back on the first hole
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btw my car is stock height stock dampers/springs, nismo wheels with RE11's. |
I will, recommend alignment? I am also lowered on tein springs and sport wheels. I just put springs on last week and haven't aligned either
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