Rear swaybar install – guide
By Southerneditor
Welcome back to the SE garage, where our mistakes become your after-dinner conversation.
Rear swaybar installation parts list:
1. Addco 7/8 swaybar
2. 2sRus High and Tight rear endlinks
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Sway Bar End Links Replacement
By Eric Southers
Here’s an easy fix for some possible rattling problems in the front suspension. Takes about 10 minutes to install these bad boys. Takes longer to jack the car up than it does to put these on. It takes a 14mm socket and wrench to remove the stock ones, and two 17mm (or 11/16″) wrenches to [...]
Tags: adjust, CEL, install, remove, replacement, sway
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Rear Strut Replacement
By Eric Southers
Tools needed:
* Various sockets, wrenches, pliers & ratchet
* Cheater bar for those stubborn nuts & bolts
* Bench Vice
* Monkey wrench or large channel locks
* Dremel tool (maybe, see step 6)
* Spring insulators x2
* Bumpstops x2Tags: adjust, install, removal, remove, spring, springs, strut, sway
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Engine Drop
By Pat Signorino
This part of the engine drop process is a little more intensive than the drop prep. From here on out, it’s helpful to have friend to lend a hand. As always, be sure to have the proper tools for the job. If you need something, go to a store and get it. Be very careful [...]
Tags: adjust, drop, engine, install, remove, sway, swaybar
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Clutch Install
By Pat Signorino & Shane Craddock
This article is a mish mash of several other articles, and many clutch installs. I put this here to help someone perform their first clutch job, and is not intended to replace the BGB. If something I’ve shown differs from the BGB, go with the BGB instructions.
Remove the Starter. There are some electrical connectors usually [...]Tags: adjust, cleaning, Clutch, drain, drop, engine, install, remove, strut, sway, swaybar, transmission
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Front Strut Replacement
By Eric Southers
Finally, started redoing the entire suspension in the car. I went ahead and removed the strut assemblies first, that way this writeup is more meaningful.
Tools needed:
* Various sockets, wrenches, pliers & ratchet
* Cheater bar for those stubborn nuts & bolts
* Spring compressor
* Bench Vice
* Monkey wrench or large channel locks
* Dremel tool (maybe, see step 4)Tags: adjust, ECU, install, removal, remove, spring, springs, strut, struts, sway, TRD
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Rear Swaybar Install
By Pat Signorino & Shane Craddock
Rear swaybar install pics from Shane Craddocks White94T (White Gecko).
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