How to Install Rear Swaybar Suspension Techniques on 1996 Accord DX Sedan - Honda-Acura.net

ACCORDINGTOME · 07-02-04, 11:15 AM

How To , Any Tips for Installation of REAR SWAYBAR Suspension Techniques on an 1996 ACCORD DX Sedan. Instuctions seem a bit confusing , any one with experience with this SWAYBAR Installation have any tips for easy install. Thanks

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TekScream · 09-07-04, 03:27 PM

yea yea i know that this was posted along time ago but no1 wanted to help? whats up with that? ok when you say sway bars are you reffering to strut bars? and is this upper or lower? now these should be really easy. the upper should be even easier considering you dont need to jack the car up. for upper just pop the trunk or hatch, and pop the 2 plastic caps off. there will be one on each side.. the from there you should be able to figure it out. you're just gonna need the right tools so you dont strip anything. now if you're talking about coilovers or suspension in general. you can still do it if you have the right equipment.. basicly you're just gonna need a hydralic jack, a drill gun and the needed soket's. now if they're adjustable you might wanna take the car somewhere to have the adjusted properly then have an alignment. hopefully some other people can give some feedback on this topic. this was basicly a giant speed bump. =P

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09-07-04, 03:27 PM	#2
TekScream Worms For Mayor Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 73	yea yea i know that this was posted along time ago but no1 wanted to help? whats up with that? ok when you say sway bars are you reffering to strut bars? and is this upper or lower? now these should be really easy. the upper should be even easier considering you dont need to jack the car up. for upper just pop the trunk or hatch, and pop the 2 plastic caps off. there will be one on each side.. the from there you should be able to figure it out. you're just gonna need the right tools so you dont strip anything. now if you're talking about coilovers or suspension in general. you can still do it if you have the right equipment.. basicly you're just gonna need a hydralic jack, a drill gun and the needed soket's. now if they're adjustable you might wanna take the car somewhere to have the adjusted properly then have an alignment. hopefully some other people can give some feedback on this topic. this was basicly a giant speed bump. =P