swaybar installation
any tips you wanna give me before i install them. i helped Smokkin Rubber install his a couple years ago. Its a 98 civic DX without the factory front bar
i hope the install on my car helps. http://www.overboost.com/story.asp?id=445
It should be fairly straight forward. Since you have a DX though, you will need to use the plates supplied with the bar to go on the back of your subframe.
-ryan
-ryan
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ek9hatch: 2 questions. What size rear sway bar is that? Also looking at your install pics it looks like your attached the d brackets towards the edge of the subframe. wouldn't be better to have it closer to the middle? My rear sway bar is right next to the bolt where my lca would bolt upt to the sub frame. Seems like it's be more sturdy there, and the sub frame may be thicker too..
Let me know. thankx
Let me know. thankx
i hope the install on my car helps. http://www.overboost.com/story.asp?id=445
one question though.....when it says "The D-shaped bushing bracket is steel and we had to trim ours a little for a perfect fit." why?? why did you have to trim it? and it looks like your bar fit well with your rear-tie bar....I wonder if I will be able to make mine fit.
I'll let you know if we have any further questions if you can help!
Thanks so much for link
ek9hatch: 2 questions. What size rear sway bar is that? Also looking at your install pics it looks like your attached the d brackets towards the edge of the subframe. wouldn't be better to have it closer to the middle? My rear sway bar is right next to the bolt where my lca would bolt upt to the sub frame. Seems like it's be more sturdy there, and the sub frame may be thicker too..
Let me know. thankx
Let me know. thankx
can someone explain this please? thanks

[Modified by CivicGirl114, 11:43 AM 1/10/2002]
its a 19mm rear bar and a 21 mm front bar, and we trimmed the metal thing just so it would fit a little bit better, you really dont have to trim it. i am pretty sure the st sway bars will work with any lower tie bar i know that you cant use some lower tie bars with the neuspeed sway bars. if you have any more questions email me and i will get back to you alot faster, i forget where i post sometimes
cool, I am going turbo this spring. I also hope to install the ST sway bar kit as well for auto-x. Good luck with the turbo. Peace.


==> http://home.mpinet.net/t-hero/SwayBar!!.htm
If your looking at the 19mm ST bar I have it and the page shows what is needed for the CX/DX/LX/EX 5th and 6th gen Civics and how to install it. With a stiffer set of springs, better shocks you'll have a much better handing Civic without fear of sub frame damage. Mines been on for over a year with many hard normal and Auto-Xing miles on it and not a hint of a problem or cracking.
GEE....you forgot to mention a very important step!!
You have to take the rear strut assembly out so that you can turn the strut 180 degrees to beable to fit the bracket on! of course the ST instructions state this, and its only if your car doesn't come with the factory rear sway bar!
you really need to add that to your install page especially if its for a dx!
You have to take the rear strut assembly out so that you can turn the strut 180 degrees to beable to fit the bracket on! of course the ST instructions state this, and its only if your car doesn't come with the factory rear sway bar!
you really need to add that to your install page especially if its for a dx!
Thanks.. That looks like all i need. ill be installing these this weekend.
you mean "we"....you want some help right??
you mean "we"....you want some help right??
you probably wish I hadn't helped!
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