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Old 11-21-2005, 10:16 PM   #1
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Intalling a rear sway bar on a 01 civic

I drive a 01 civic LX that don't have rear sway bar (the EX have a rear sway bar). I can install a sway bar off an EX to my civic without any risk? The car don't have the holes on the frame for the sway bar bolts, I can just drill the holes without any problem? Or an aftermarket or one off an RSX will be better?

I am thinking if the vehicle don't have a sway bar, and its frame wasn't make for a sway bar if I install one it can "hurt" the frame.
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