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easy ... just jack the car up, remove the existing bar, and replace using the provided or existing hardware. it'll take some muscle to get the bolts loose though.
Originally posted by scetch50 u know if they need to be tourqed?
i don't think there's any specific amount they need to be torqued down at. i installed a set before and just cranked down on the bolt as if i were installing a strut bar.
Originally posted by Eklypse39 i don't think there's any specific amount they need to be torqued down at. i installed a set before and just cranked down on the bolt as if i were installing a strut bar.
Both strut bars and sway bars have specific torque requirements, but I doubt it's as important as wheels, brake, motor, etc specs.
I think sways are like 27lbs or something like that on my 99. Sorry I can't say for sure, but either way I didn't torque them either because I was just using an open end wrench, cause you have to hold the bolt with the allen wrench, and I used an open end wrench, so I dunno how you would torque that.