Why is the coupler for the rod ends on the rear sway bar not reverse thread on one side? has to be removed to adjust it. Simple fix would make the customers life much easier , unless there is a reason for it?
Really great front sway bar as I just installed it about a month ago. I was thinking of getting the rear sway bar for my 67 Chevelle. The one thing I do not understand on the rear sway bar is where exactly is he drilling? I know he says the floor but I do see at 5:16 of the video it's not the floor it looks like the frame but, where exactly? I see he is not doing it under load of the car as it is lifted and the rear is NOT supported to make it that it is under load. I just don't understand how the car would not sit weird. If it's not set under load it's as if the rear sway bar is holding the car up or taking part of the load. Please correct me if I'm mistaken. Thanks
Great! We are glad you like it. The holes are drilled on part of the rear subframe; your instructions will show you exactly where. As for the car sitting funny, the sway bar does not support any of the car's load, it only controls body roll. If you want to be sent instructions or get more info you are welcome to give us a call at (866)-882-4131 and one of our sales reps can help out!
Technically its not the floor, its a part of the frame that runs along the floor of the car. You can see it at 05:16 in the video. You do not have to drill into the floor and attach a nut inside the cab or trunk of the car.
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Hope you guys make a video on a gbody would love to see it.
It's on the list!
What about the brake lines
Hey Thomas, if you have questions that weren't answered in this video, you are more than welcome to reach out to our sales/tech team at (866)-882-4131
Why is the coupler for the rod ends on the rear sway bar not reverse thread on one side? has to be removed to adjust it. Simple fix would make the customers life much easier , unless there is a reason for it?
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Really great front sway bar as I just installed it about a month ago. I was thinking of getting the rear sway bar for my 67 Chevelle. The one thing I do not understand on the rear sway bar is where exactly is he drilling? I know he says the floor but I do see at 5:16 of the video it's not the floor it looks like the frame but, where exactly? I see he is not doing it under load of the car as it is lifted and the rear is NOT supported to make it that it is under load. I just don't understand how the car would not sit weird. If it's not set under load it's as if the rear sway bar is holding the car up or taking part of the load. Please correct me if I'm mistaken. Thanks
Great! We are glad you like it. The holes are drilled on part of the rear subframe; your instructions will show you exactly where. As for the car sitting funny, the sway bar does not support any of the car's load, it only controls body roll. If you want to be sent instructions or get more info you are welcome to give us a call at (866)-882-4131 and one of our sales reps can help out!
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For the rear sway bar, did he say drill thru the floor of the car?! How would that work?
Technically its not the floor, its a part of the frame that runs along the floor of the car. You can see it at 05:16 in the video. You do not have to drill into the floor and attach a nut inside the cab or trunk of the car.
Why the floor? That's so weak
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