2002 MR2 Spyder Rear Suspension Upgrade - Sway Bars/Coilovers

Installing new coilovers and sway bars for the rear end of my 2002 MR2 Spyder.
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[@Ozzienuck]

Thanks for a very good video. Just the right amount of info and clear camera views. I used your tutorial to install new rear coil overs on my MR2. Strange thing was that I set the coil overs up on the bench to be about 1/2 inch shorter than the stock struts I took out but when I lowered the car to the ground on the new coil overs my wheel arch gap was 2 inches higher. Go figure. Had to pull them out, set them up again and reinstall. Much easier second time around. All good now and no more maddening axle hop on hard left-handers under acceleration. Doing the fronts tomorrow as per your other video. Cheers from Australia.

[@lsccarvideos]

Glad the video helped. It took me a few times to get my ride height just right.

[@evolicious-x]

Disregard my prev question. Found u changed yours here. Thanks

[@mr2garage]

Good video. Can do without background music though.

[@Ozzienuck]

Very clear and concise explanation. Can you get neoprene bushing for the anti-sway bar or only rubber ones because they must be split??

[@lsccarvideos]

I honestly don't know off hand. Might be a question for someone at Whiteline.

[@narlykid10]

What spring rates did you go with and how is the ride feel?

[@lsccarvideos]

I went with 6 front and 9 rear with swift springs. It took me a bit to dial in the throttle hop out of it. But it rides great now.