I recall seeing a thread her a week or so ago about someone who was having clearance issue with the Steeda Rear Sway bar. Turned out the person had it installed upside down. Well i thought i saved those picture he posted of Before and After but seems i really did not. I would like to locate this thread again so i can look at the pictures again and properly save them this time. I tried the search feature but did not come up with anything.

Thanks,
Richard

 

someone please post this up since i will be ordering some suspension peices and this is one of them

 

BUMP for Richard, I couldn't find it either.........

 

Does this help ? http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showth...ay+bar+install

 

Nope that's not it. Thanks for trying though. What the thread was about if memory serves me correctly is the person was having issues with the ends of the sway bar interfering with the Relocation brackets or it interfered prior to the relocation bracket install and it ended up being he had the bar installed upside down. The weird thing is I saved all the pictures he posted of the interference issue but for some reason the pictures i saved showing the before and after are gone.



Richard

 

That'd be me...
It was actually part of the thread I did on the adjustable panhard rod here:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=68480


Your memory is a little off, unfortunately. There were no relocation brackets needed, we just screwed up when we were putting it in. The installation was pretty easy. If you have any questions let me know.

 

Perfect Thank You. I knew you had some clearance issue i just thought they were due to Relocation brackets for some reason.

I actually took my bar to the powder coater and had them powder coat it black. I did not like the blue with the red car. and since all my other suspension parts are either red or black i wanted it to match.

Again thanks for the link know i can go ahead with the install. Just wanted to prevent what happen to you from happening to me.

Richard

 

No problem. Just proof that I'm like a lighthouse. A shining beakon showing all others what to avoid. Though usually by example.