Swapping rear LCAs DIY?
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Re: Swapping rear LCAs DIY?
you dont need a link man its simple... remove the 3 bolts on the old lca... my advice is to get new bolts since they old ones have tendency of rounding off or breaking off.
then you put the new lcas on and put the 3 bolts in.
if you have a sway bar u need to remove that nut or bolt as well
then you put the new lcas on and put the 3 bolts in.
if you have a sway bar u need to remove that nut or bolt as well
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Re: Swapping rear LCAs DIY?
you dont need a link man its simple... remove the 3 bolts on the old lca... my advice is to get new bolts since they old ones have tendency of rounding off or breaking off.
then you put the new lcas on and put the 3 bolts in.
if you have a sway bar u need to remove that nut or bolt as well
then you put the new lcas on and put the 3 bolts in.
if you have a sway bar u need to remove that nut or bolt as well
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Re: Swapping rear LCAs DIY?
simple stuff, you need no guides for this kinda thing. Ive done it many times, easy easy. look at them and you'll see which bolts you have to remove.
like someone said.. if you have a sway bar, there will be an extra bolt.
like someone said.. if you have a sway bar, there will be an extra bolt.
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Re: Swapping rear LCAs DIY?
I would pick up a can of pb buster and soak all the bolts for a day. Then the next day i would swap out the lca's. If you break those bolts you'll be pissed of because they are a b**ch to get out. Plus they are 8 bucks a piece straight from honda.
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