Fascinating. But there is no tech to this thread either. What could you do to add a tech aspect so I don't boot this thread also? Think about it, then add that info here.

 

He could make it a DIY if he provided explanations for each pic.

 

OOOOwwwww. I put one on my 98 Hx, got it off a wrecked 99 Si for $100 with all the needed parts. You should have gone for a GSR one though, it bigger than the Civic ones.

 

a picture is worth a thousand word

parts required:

27 52300-S52-A01 SPRING, RR. STABILIZER 1
28 52308-S04-000 HOLDER, RR. STABILIZER 2
29 52315-S52-A00 BUSH, RR. STABILIZER 2
30 52317-S04-000 BRACKET, RR. STABILIZER 2
31 52320-S04-003 LINK ASSY., R. RR. STABILIZER 1
32 52321-S04-003 LINK ASSY., L. RR. STABILIZER 1
33 90002-S10-000 NUT, FLANGE (10MM) 2
34 90212-SA5-003 NUT, SELF-LOCK (10MM) 2
35 93403-08020-08 BOLT-WASHER (8X20) 4
36 95701-08018-08 BOLT, FLANGE (8X18) 4

and 4 more nut for the 4 bolt to the bracket in the subframe...

 

Still no tech. Part numbers don't make the thread technical. Maybe you don't understand what is being asked of you. Write a description for what is being done in each image and then it can be considered a DIY. Otherwise it gets moved to the Appearance section or somewhere.

 

I`m from venezuela, some word I don`t understand...

I post the pictures because the mayority of post I found the pictures are erased...

 

Like this.

Here's my DIY OEM swaybar install on a Civic.
All brand new parts from Honda.
parts required:

27 52300-S52-A01 SPRING, RR. STABILIZER 1
28 52308-S04-000 HOLDER, RR. STABILIZER 2
29 52315-S52-A00 BUSH, RR. STABILIZER 2
30 52317-S04-000 BRACKET, RR. STABILIZER 2
31 52320-S04-003 LINK ASSY., R. RR. STABILIZER 1
32 52321-S04-003 LINK ASSY., L. RR. STABILIZER 1
33 90002-S10-000 NUT, FLANGE (10MM) 2
34 90212-SA5-003 NUT, SELF-LOCK (10MM) 2
35 93403-08020-08 BOLT-WASHER (8X20) 4
36 95701-08018-08 BOLT, FLANGE (8X18) 4

Tools needed: 12mm sockets and/or wrenches.









Get car safely up on jackstands. Bolt up the brackets that hold the the D-brackets to the subframe. Left side.



Right side.



Mount you D-brackets to the swybar and swaybar bushings. Left side.



Right side.





Install the factoiry endlinks to the swaybar and to the lower control arm mounting point.

Right side.




Left side.



And your're done! Pardon the unkept condition of the undercarraige as I have some cleaning scheduled for this area.


It might be a good idea to use some anti-seize on the bolts and maybe some lube on the bushings. Also when bolting everything up initially only tighten finger tight until all the components are in place to aid in ease of install.

 

Teamwork!

 

Excellent. We have bridged the language barrier. Bueno!

 

No torque specifications? Are they all just T.A.F.?

 

anyone know for a fact if a EK oem sway bar would fit a EG hatch (already has integra LCAs)

 

excelente... gracias por tu ayuda y por mejorar mi post...

excellent... thank`s for your help and make better this post...