These should be quite awesome when I get them installed...

I'll be installing the rear one, but I noticed that there are only 2 Bolt/Washer/Nuts for the rear brackets! shouldnt there be 4?! Or do you only secure one side of the bracket to the subframe?

Thanks!

 

lol have fun dropping the cross member to put in the front one

 

lol thanks for the useless reply...

im only doing the rear, a shop is doing the front

 

As far as I remember, my friend used the OEM upper bolts. The bolts that came with the sways go to the lower bracket. I might be wrong, but that's what I remember... :D

 

YEP thats wat i did

 

lol

 

Good call on getting a shop to do the front. I goofed up the front so bad I had to pay $400+ for them to drop the steering rack and realign it when it would have only cost $80 for them to put it in. That's what I get for my first attempt at installing sways.

 

ah, sorry to hear that keesh...

wait, OEM upper bolts? lower bracket?

we're all talking about ONLY THE REAR here right?

 

ah, sorry to hear that keesh...

wait, OEM upper bolts? lower bracket?

we're all talking about ONLY THE REAR here right?

 

Yes, the rear sway bar has 2 brackets and 2 bolts on each bracket. Reuse the upper bolt on your new bracket and use the new bolts that came with the package for the lower bolts.

 

weird... but alright!

how should i position them with reference to the slots? in the middle?

 

Try to take a look at the OEM rear sway bar and its brackets. You'll figure it out. :D

 

haha i know... im just anxious to learn before i get under the car

 

Are you also getting lowering springs? Or just the sways?

 

just sways

 

I see. So you're gonna run it together with stock springs? I suggest get some lowering springs too. :D You'll really feel the difference.

 

dont want to lower the car... do you think i will have problems if i dont lower it though?

i doubt it...

maybe ill get trd springs / struts later

 

I don't think you'll have problems if you don't lower your car. It's just me.