'00 rear sway bar onto a '00 hatch - what do I need?
I see there appears to be some (non-threaded) holes on the rear LCA of my wife's '00 hatch for endlinks and d-brackets. I'm wondering if the '00 rear sway bar just swaps straight over to the DX chassis or not? Anyone know?
Thanks, I'm guessing a second-hand Si bar would be easy to come by, and a good-enough upgrade for a daily driver. I was just unsure because the holes are there, but not threaded.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fireant »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thanks, I'm guessing a second-hand Si bar would be easy to come by, and a good-enough upgrade for a daily driver. I was just unsure because the holes are there, but not threaded.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah...the holes don't need to be threaded because the endlink bolt uses a nut to secure it to the LCA.
Yeah...the holes don't need to be threaded because the endlink bolt uses a nut to secure it to the LCA.
bar is a direct bolt-on. Only thing to keep in mind is that the holes in the rear subframe to mount the sway bar brackets are not threaded, so you have to slide a nut on the backside of it. The dealer diagrams don't show this little detail...
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