[chris07860]

Hello I purchased Swaybar Bushings today I saw in my Haynes book it says to drop down the rear sway bar a little bit. Is there any other option to that I don't have to do that? all I have is a jack and 2 jackstands if I have to go that route I am gonna have not a clue to go about setting that up as far as jacking points etc. If anyone could offer up some advice that would be great and I am assuming I won't need an alignment afterwords. Thanks

Chris

 

[the_intimidator_02]

Just jack up the rear of the car and you're fine. I changed mine and did nothing but unbolt the mount bracket, removed the old bushing, installed the new one, and re-bolted the bracket.

 

[sheila]

You can jack one side, place a stand next to jack & lower onto stand & proceed to other side.

 

[chris07860]

I think I am a little confused here haha so I don't need to lower the rear of the subframe? I am sure I can do this myself I just don't want the subframe to come crashing down on my hands or arm.

 

[sheila]

If you are messing with sway bar or stab-links, it makes things easier to have both wheels off the ground to prevent loading one side. Less of a hassle.