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Just saying HI. Been out of the f-bodies for awhile. Working at getting an LS1 Trans Am project going. Good to be back. (IMG:http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)
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Member ![]() Group: Advanced Members Posts: 46 Joined: 20-August 09 Member No.: 5,973 ![]() |
Got the Hellwig rear swaybar on this morning. A couple things I'd suggest with the instructions. First they have in big bold print that the framerails will have to be drilled. But then in the detailed instructions they don't mention at all where the drilling needs to be done, what size bit should be used, or anything. Wasn't hard for me to figure out, but it would have been nice to have better instruction there for someone that may not be as savy. Also, when talking about installing the bolt where you have to drill the framerail, it specifically tells you to install a washer between the adjustable endlink and the new bracket. It does not mention at all that there is a washer provided for the outside also, between the endlink and the bolt. Only looking at the pics real well do you kind of see there is a washer there also. Also in the pics of the swaybar mounting brackets, it shows 2 nuts on each side of the u-bolt(and they do not appear to be locknuts), but only 1 locknut is provide for each side of the u-bolt (4 locknuts total, 2 for each side of the car). Other than those few points, the instructions were pretty straight forward and the parts are stellar. Here are a few pics.
Original endlink mounting bracket (IMG:http://www.zeppelinsreef.com/images/war_eagle/rear_swaybar1.jpg) New bracket (IMG:http://www.zeppelinsreef.com/images/war_eagle/rear_swaybar2.jpg) Adjustable endlinks assembled(assembly tool pictured also) (IMG:http://www.frrax.com/rrforum/style_emoticons/default/wink.gif) (IMG:http://www.zeppelinsreef.com/images/war_eagle/rear_swaybar3.jpg) Adjustable endlinks mounted (IMG:http://www.zeppelinsreef.com/images/war_eagle/rear_swaybar4.jpg) Overall, the Hellwig adjustable rear swaybar is a very stout, quality piece IMO. |
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