CRX Si Rear Sway bar fitment
there are two issues.
1. you need the Si rear LCA that have the sway bar endlink hole. easily found. i even suggest buying them new. I got em for $130 shipped with a $10 discount. come fresh with new bushings and paint.
2. this is the much harder issue: there is no threaded hole in the frame to bolt the swaybar bracket. i think there are holes, but they are not threaded.
you can do 2 things.
A. weld an adaptor plate on the bracket to mount to the tow hook holes. https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1146145
B. just drill up in the holes and through the rear floorboard inside to locate the position of the holes. then make it a larger clearance hole so you can drop two bolts down.
http://www.norcalcrx.org/forum...=1855
i suggest option A.
Modified by Tyson at 6:46 PM 7/24/2006
1. you need the Si rear LCA that have the sway bar endlink hole. easily found. i even suggest buying them new. I got em for $130 shipped with a $10 discount. come fresh with new bushings and paint.
2. this is the much harder issue: there is no threaded hole in the frame to bolt the swaybar bracket. i think there are holes, but they are not threaded.
you can do 2 things.
A. weld an adaptor plate on the bracket to mount to the tow hook holes. https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1146145
B. just drill up in the holes and through the rear floorboard inside to locate the position of the holes. then make it a larger clearance hole so you can drop two bolts down.
http://www.norcalcrx.org/forum...=1855
i suggest option A.
Modified by Tyson at 6:46 PM 7/24/2006
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