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Pacho 11-08-2007 09:43 PM

Front PFYC Swaybar Install Question
 
Has anyone on here done a front pfyc swaybar install w/hand tools and no air tools? trying to figure out if i should take this to a shop and have them do it, not to save the trouble cause i have no problem attempting this myself, have done everything else on my alero myself except welding jobs, just seeing if its possible even to loosen the 180 ft/lb screws laying down under some jacks with a hand wrench. And for those that have done it, how many jacks/jacklifts did you use to lower the subframe and support it?

Pacho 11-09-2007 08:38 PM

anyone done this, hand or air tools?

Redog 11-09-2007 09:08 PM

Mine's going to a shop to do it. I could probably do the rear in my driveway no problem, but then it's not a good idea to have a beefier rear bar than the front.

I think, (not 100%) there is a way to snake it in the spot without dropping the subframe

Spilner521 11-09-2007 10:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Redog (Post 314295)
but then it's not a good idea to have a beefier rear bar than the front.

Sure it is. Especially on a FWD car that understeers a lot. Just the larger rear bar will give it a little more oversteer to even out the handling a little. Actually a lot of FWD owners upgrade only the rear bar just for that reason.

Pacho 11-10-2007 12:14 AM

not dropping the subframe and fittin in there, thats a first, shlt if thats the case that would save all the time going getting 4 more jacks, jacklift, 180 ft/lb able torque wrench, air tools etc. Let me know if you hear anything more about that when your talking to your mechanic or anybody about the install.

mfuller 11-10-2007 10:06 AM

You MUST drop the front subframe to get the bar out; no way around it, I've done it 4 times......well, I had my mechanic do it 4 times. Not a job you want to do if you don't have a lift and air tools.


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