question on swaybar
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Originally Posted by dfv3.2CL-S
How important is the teflon tape on the rear sway? Could I get away with just greasing the bushing or will I have problems down the road. Also, the black retaining clips, how do you get it to release?
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Blown is Best
I used a thicker teflon tape and have not had a problem. I just think it's cleaner and doesn't attract dirt. If you don't have thick tape, just lay down multiple layers.
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Following Austin's advice, I ditched the teflon tape that came with the kit and instead sprayed the inside of the bushings with white lithium grease.
I've seen complaints on the boards regarding squeaking noises as the tape wore out, but I have not had any noises from mine.
As for the retaining clips, once you take the metal bracket off, you just spread it (it's cut in the middle) and take it off.
I've seen complaints on the boards regarding squeaking noises as the tape wore out, but I have not had any noises from mine.
As for the retaining clips, once you take the metal bracket off, you just spread it (it's cut in the middle) and take it off.
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Blown is Best
Originally Posted by JaredGMS
A related question -
Does the rear bar come with attached sway bar end links? Or do you use stock?
Does the rear bar come with attached sway bar end links? Or do you use stock?
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