sway bar installed
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sway bar installed
What to do after a day at work, WORK ON THE VETTE!!
I finally got around to installing my new front sway bar. It took me about 4 hours, I work kind of slow. Probably wouldn't have taken so long if I had used ramps instead of jack stands. I didn't realize how much bigger the new bar was until after I got the stock one off, see pics. I'll probably install the front shocks on Friday and test drive on Saturday.
The rear spring and shocks will have to wait until I get the 355#. Last night I opened the boxes and discovered that the wrong one was shipped, 340# :banghead: .
I finally got around to installing my new front sway bar. It took me about 4 hours, I work kind of slow. Probably wouldn't have taken so long if I had used ramps instead of jack stands. I didn't realize how much bigger the new bar was until after I got the stock one off, see pics. I'll probably install the front shocks on Friday and test drive on Saturday.
The rear spring and shocks will have to wait until I get the 355#. Last night I opened the boxes and discovered that the wrong one was shipped, 340# :banghead: .
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From: Lenoir City Tennessee
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Re: sway bar installed (74 vert)
You should be able to carve some corners and stay flat without any body sway now Brad. Did you get a rear sway bar or does your car already have one? I have been giving some thoughts to a rear sway bar. Hmmm.....
I am going to install my VB Spreader Bar this morning. I will let you know how it goes. Should be pretty straight forward.
I am going to install my VB Spreader Bar this morning. I will let you know how it goes. Should be pretty straight forward.
