Installing a Whiteline Front Sway Bar
05-14-2007, 05:38 PM
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Installing a Whiteline Front Sway Bar
Hey guys,
Just wondering, how hard is it to install one of these sway bars? can you do it yourself or would you need a professional to do it for you?
Also, how much would this roughly cost? The reason I ask is because all the shops I have called have told me that they need to look at the car first and I don't want to get ripped off!
Cheers
EDIT: I already have the sway bar just need to get it installed!
Just wondering, how hard is it to install one of these sway bars? can you do it yourself or would you need a professional to do it for you?
Also, how much would this roughly cost? The reason I ask is because all the shops I have called have told me that they need to look at the car first and I don't want to get ripped off!
Cheers
EDIT: I already have the sway bar just need to get it installed!
05-14-2007, 05:53 PM
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It's a pretty simple job. You just need to remove one of the plastic undertrays, unbolt the old/stock sway bar, then bolt on and adjust as necessary the Whiteline sway bar. About 45-60 mins work.
05-14-2007, 07:01 PM
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Yeah I did it, just make sure you safely jack the front of the car up, and its very easy.
I took the front wheels off, to make the install even easier.
It is an awesome modification, everyone with an AP1 should get one I reckon.
I took the front wheels off, to make the install even easier.
It is an awesome modification, everyone with an AP1 should get one I reckon.
