Hey guys just installed my itr rear sway bar. the problem im having now is that it's rubbing against the exhaust does anyone else have that problem? and also the mounting holes are a lil crooked they are not completely straight does anyone have a problem what that also? thanks

 

dtrtw, I would first check and make sure that the swaybar isn't installed upside down. Reference the pictures below. Notice how the swaybar bends down.

It is true that the top and bottom holes are not exactly perpendicular, but this does not cause a problem.

 

Yeah my swaybar is rubbing against my exhaust too

 

Thanks BSQ im going to have to check that later this week could be upside down not sure great kit though im refering it to everyone i know that's doing the conversion thanks again.


Modified by dtrtw at 7:11 PM 4/3/2005

 

How difficult is it to swap the sway bar?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Try2Live4God &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">How difficult is it to swap the sway bar?</TD></TR></TABLE> easy, jus buy the sway bar, and the kit from BSQ. Takes about an hour

 

Is it just a matter of unscrewing the two bolts and then just swapping it?

 

no you need to drill your subframe for the bsq kit...cuz if u only use 1 bolt u'll tear out your subframe...for the poster I'm guessing you messed up with your drilling. My sway bar doesn't rub against anything

 

i think you installed yours wrong look at bsq's install his is just a bit lower than yours you might mess your subframe up you're using the wrong mounting points.

 

its just the angle, I followed the directions

+ you enlarge the same exact holes

Probably the difference u see is that my ABS bracket is half assedly connected

 

i think mine is upside down im going to have to check

 

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This was kinda weird when I did mine too. What I did was enlarge the bottom hole and "extend" it a little to the left so that the top hole and the bottom hole lined up straight. That's alright, isn't it? I figured that would be the only way to make the brackets line up right.

 

wow it was upside down i switched it back right side up and it doesnt rub anymore thanks BSQ

 

i had that same problem