Hotchkis sway bar installation
yo, im planning on installing the hotchkis sway bar set for my car within the next week, so if anyone has any questions regarding the front sway installation let me know
it was hard to find any help in the forums so yeah, thought someone should at least attempt to for future installs
probably won't be able to make a diy but if anything i can provide some hints/tips/advice
basically at least a little bit of useful info
it was hard to find any help in the forums so yeah, thought someone should at least attempt to for future installs
probably won't be able to make a diy but if anything i can provide some hints/tips/advice
basically at least a little bit of useful info
when you are doing the rear or the front sways make sure you jack up both sides of the car before you start working on it or else its going to be a bit difficult, both side meaning the left and right side of the car up. leaving one down and other up places tension on the bolts for the sway bar making it tough to remove.
well i finished, did the rear in my garage, set it on the stiffest setting had fun with that for a few days just installed the front in today, took about 2 1/2 hours but it was all good, this time i used a lift and had power tools so it wasn't as bad as i thought it was going to be
drove around a couple of cities, and i am amazed
good stuff, good stuff
wiggling it in wasn't too bad, decided to take an easier but messier route, disconnected the power steering line, wiggled it in and yeah. i did have a little trouble clamping /plugging the lines, spilled some but it was ok, borrowed a friend's car and just grabbed a pint
now after doing it, i can't imagine using stands and floor jacks
oh yeah, i didn't bother removing the splash guards or the cradle bridge bracket
if you have 3 bills to spare, you should really get the hotchkis sways i love them sooo much
drove around a couple of cities, and i am amazed
good stuff, good stuff
wiggling it in wasn't too bad, decided to take an easier but messier route, disconnected the power steering line, wiggled it in and yeah. i did have a little trouble clamping /plugging the lines, spilled some but it was ok, borrowed a friend's car and just grabbed a pint
now after doing it, i can't imagine using stands and floor jacks
oh yeah, i didn't bother removing the splash guards or the cradle bridge bracket
if you have 3 bills to spare, you should really get the hotchkis sways i love them sooo much
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