00 Civic Si Blox adjustable linkage mods.
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00 Civic Si Blox adjustable linkage mods.
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This is a modification for the Blox Adjustable Swaybar Linkage for anyone wanting to use this on there car.
When using these swaybar linkage you will have to make yourself spacers for them to fit right between the Lower control arms and the swaybar. The spacer between the liknage and the swaybar is using a 7/8" steel hollow spacer and the spacer between the lower control arm and linkage is using 5/8" steel hollow spacer, this helps keeps the swaybar link in the right position. You will see in the photos i have added all new Energy Suspension bushings onto the Rear Trailing Arms and also upgraded to Adjustable rear Toe Arms and rear Adjustable camber kit and Swaybar bushings with the Tie Bar added to match the Lower control arms. Hope this was a helpfull tip for guy's wanting to use Adjustable Swaybar linkage. enjoy.
Ps: I forgot to mention that I have use heat shrink over the steel spacers to make it look fairly good under the car.
This is a modification for the Blox Adjustable Swaybar Linkage for anyone wanting to use this on there car.
When using these swaybar linkage you will have to make yourself spacers for them to fit right between the Lower control arms and the swaybar. The spacer between the liknage and the swaybar is using a 7/8" steel hollow spacer and the spacer between the lower control arm and linkage is using 5/8" steel hollow spacer, this helps keeps the swaybar link in the right position. You will see in the photos i have added all new Energy Suspension bushings onto the Rear Trailing Arms and also upgraded to Adjustable rear Toe Arms and rear Adjustable camber kit and Swaybar bushings with the Tie Bar added to match the Lower control arms. Hope this was a helpfull tip for guy's wanting to use Adjustable Swaybar linkage. enjoy.
Ps: I forgot to mention that I have use heat shrink over the steel spacers to make it look fairly good under the car.
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