[liquidg]

going to install my street sways tonight. anyone have any helpfull info that may reduce me ****ing up this install. (besides what they have in the instructions that come with the sways)

 

[shrumdude]

The rear is easy and you don't need any specialized tools. Use dish soap on the exhaust hangers and a breaker bar on the muffler bolts.

You need a lift, air tools, and more than one person to do the front. If you are missing any of these three things than you shouldn't attempt it.

 

[liquidg]

got all of them things, just don't want to run into the problems with the front sway at the end of the install like others have. (refering to the other current thread on this install)

 

[dmaxd03]

be ready to drop the engine brace. If youre comfy doing that go for it.

 

[Gas-n-Grease]

save the trouble and take it to a professional mechanic.

 

[liquidg]

got er done. it is a pretty ****ty install. most cars the front sway is not that much of a bitch.

 

[kimGT]

tell me about it. congrats.

 

[dmaxd03]

:king:
well done

 

[Gas-n-Grease]

a friend of mine suggest that i should pre-load the rear sway bar.. as in bolt the sway bar to the endlinks when both tires on flat on the ground. according to him, he says that it gives more clearance, besides that, would it be something i should do? or should i even do this at all?

 

[sheizen]

Originally posted by Gas-n-Grease
a friend of mine suggest that i should pre-load the rear sway bar.. as in bolt the sway bar to the endlinks when both tires on flat on the ground. according to him, he says that it gives more clearance, besides that, would it be something i should do? or should i even do this at all?

dont do that.

 

[Blue Bomber]

Originally posted by sheizen
dont do that.

:werd:
Preloading the bar will stress the bar and endlinks, and has nothing to do with any kind of clearance.

 

[SunDown]

oo good to know