Torque specs on civic sway bar
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Torque specs on civic sway bar
I got a 98' GSR sway bar (14MM) and the brackets that came with it. I realized that the GSR brackets won't fit with my 00' civic ex, so I bought the SI brackets and all the neccessary bolts, but I couldn't find any information on how much I should torque on "1" and "2". Any ideas?
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Re: Torque specs on civic sway bar (dohcVTECeg2)
I didn't, but there's one guy on the clubcivic forum is trying to do the same thingas me and he was able to fit GSR sway bar on his civic too.
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Re: Torque specs on civic sway bar (coolpix99)
If it fits, and just bolts to the subframe or something, tighten them until they're tight. If you're paranoid, use a little loc-tite.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by anony95ex »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If it fits, and just bolts to the subframe or something, tighten them until they're tight. If you're paranoid, use a little loc-tite.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Please don't ever build a race car in my division....
Please don't ever build a race car in my division....
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Re: Torque specs on civic sway bar (anony95ex)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by madhatter07 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Please don't ever build a race car in my division....</TD></TR></TABLE>
We're not talking about a race car here, we're talking about a Honda Civic. I guess over all the years I've been just tightening STAB links and mounts with a 3/8" impact gun, regular wrench, or ratchet, I've been wrong.
The fact that I've never had one come back loose after I've done it is unrelated too, right?
We're not talking about a race car here, we're talking about a Honda Civic. I guess over all the years I've been just tightening STAB links and mounts with a 3/8" impact gun, regular wrench, or ratchet, I've been wrong.
The fact that I've never had one come back loose after I've done it is unrelated too, right?
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Re: Torque specs on civic sway bar (anony95ex)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by anony95ex »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
We're not talking about a race car here, we're talking about a Honda Civic. I guess over all the years I've been just tightening STAB links and mounts with a 3/8" impact gun, regular wrench, or ratchet, I've been wrong.
The fact that I've never had one come back loose after I've done it is unrelated too, right?</TD></TR></TABLE>
The point here is getting it done right not half ***.
We're not talking about a race car here, we're talking about a Honda Civic. I guess over all the years I've been just tightening STAB links and mounts with a 3/8" impact gun, regular wrench, or ratchet, I've been wrong.
The fact that I've never had one come back loose after I've done it is unrelated too, right?</TD></TR></TABLE>
The point here is getting it done right not half ***.
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Re: Torque specs on civic sway bar (SkAnK_aSS_BRyAn)
so the rear LCA's your using have holes for the sway bar? or are you just using your stock civic rear LCA's?
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