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Old 06-26-2011, 02:22 PM
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Re: front sway bar replacement question

getting the stock one out was easy. it twists around and slides out, if i remember correctly. getting the GMPP one in was a little harder. what we decided to do was gently jack up the exhaust down pipe JUST A LITTLE to allow clearence for the GMPP sway bar to twist and slide in. we used a bottle jack because it was easier to get under the car and work around
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