On my 92 Si, the two holes in each side of the rear subframe that the rear swaybar brackets mount to are not threaded and do not have any weld-nuts attached to the other side. As such, I have no way of securing the swaybar to the subframe. Everything I've read has led me to believe that this was a true bolt-on application -- so is my car an odd duck or is it just understood that you have to buy some nuts as well? Do you use washers on the backside too?

Thanks!

 

just use a nut and washer. it is a true bolt on.