Rear Sway
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AJT2004
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Rear Sway
I am about to get a rear sway from harofreak00. my question is, does it bolt up to the se?
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AJT2004
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Re: Rear Sway
Also if its not too much trouble, could someone post a few pics of the rear sway bar on the car so i can see where it mounts. I just
removing my rear tire to get an idea but i would like to be sure. Thanks
removing my rear tire to get an idea but i would like to be sure. Thanks
2004 Bonneville SE 151,xxx- 20% tint all around, 5% tint bar on windshield | 4500k DDM HID low | De-badged | Hardwired Passport 9500ix | FWI(inter-cooler piping) | FE2 Rear Sway Bar | Solid Motor Mount | 180* Stat | Firm Shift Kit
- '92 Bonneville SE - '85 Grand Am - '73 Catalina - '67 Catalina
- '87 Bonneville SE - '82 6000 - '78 Catalina [/color]
- '92 Bonneville SE - '85 Grand Am - '73 Catalina - '67 Catalina
- '87 Bonneville SE - '82 6000 - '78 Catalina [/color]
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Phantom
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Re: Rear Sway
That depends what car is it from?
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Re: Rear Sway
You will want the bar, the frame brackets and the bolts for them, then you'll need to get bushings and end-links. I believe all the mounting points and holes are there.
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Re: Rear Sway
Do NOT use the endlinks from the donor car. Buy new.
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Re: Rear Sway
Oops, forgot to put new in-between "get" and "bushings". Get new bushings and endlinks.
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