Sway Bar

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Originally Posted by Silver GTP

Dorman sway bar 927-100 21.7 lbs. I don't want to discriminate against anybody who's muscularly challenged, but I don't see how that weight would add difficulty to the install.

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When you are trying to manipulate a 20lb bar thats like 4 feet long and isn't straight it can be tough...

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Originally Posted by Hippo Machine

When you are trying to manipulate a 20lb bar thats like 4 feet long and isn't straight it can be tough...

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Use your man arms....MAN.

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Originally Posted by bluegtp91

Use your man arms....MAN.

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All I said is that it isn't easy, and this guy keeps going on about it...

That's the first time I posted in this thread guy.

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Originally Posted by bluegtp91

That's the first time I posted in this thread guy.

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Ik I meant the other guy! i might be weaksauce but not stupid.

Then why you quote nick?

...And we have a verdict!

lol

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Originally Posted by TheOtherNick

Then why you quote nick?

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Oh my anger is what gets me up in the morning.

I know this thread is dead... But I'm in the process of trying to get this bar in the front and can't get it in... How did you guys get it to fit it

Lower the subframe in the rear a bit.


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You can pull a tie rod out of the knuckle. Will give you the extra room needed as well.