Re: rear sway bar
Posted by R H On 2013/6/16 21:15:19
got the stabilizer in, but, my rear link arms came out of bracket,, that was a WOW,,
what happens is you let rear axle down the links come out, just hang there, ,,there must be a stop that holds them ,,so i guess you can remove torque arms, and rear end, without that tool..
when you jack rear axle up you can put arms in bracket. but it was one of those out of bod things,,cause i was waiting for them to drop,
i used my org stabilizer ,,using mikes for future, if i didn't drill holes out to 5/8 i could of saved 150 thou,, had to use washers to hold spacer, torqued the nuts to 40 lbs. ,,spacers are stainless,
since i have spare bracket, might make a kit, for people who don't have access to machines.
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what happens is you let rear axle down the links come out, just hang there, ,,there must be a stop that holds them ,,so i guess you can remove torque arms, and rear end, without that tool..
when you jack rear axle up you can put arms in bracket. but it was one of those out of bod things,,cause i was waiting for them to drop,
i used my org stabilizer ,,using mikes for future, if i didn't drill holes out to 5/8 i could of saved 150 thou,, had to use washers to hold spacer, torqued the nuts to 40 lbs. ,,spacers are stainless,
since i have spare bracket, might make a kit, for people who don't have access to machines.
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