Question about installation of TRD Rear Sway Bar on TC
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Question about installation of TRD Rear Sway Bar on TC
Hey gang, I got a bit of a question/ concern about my sway bar. I installed it a little back and it is on the race setting. I followed the instructions and it took the place of the srock sway bar. I thought it was pretty easy, I mean it was only a couple of bolts.
Anyway, when I drive, it sounds like my car is bottoming out? Is that what it should sound like if I got it set to the race setting? Please, any information would help. Thanks gang! Best to all!
Anyway, when I drive, it sounds like my car is bottoming out? Is that what it should sound like if I got it set to the race setting? Please, any information would help. Thanks gang! Best to all!
#6
Originally Posted by exzess
so u could install the rear sways urself easily?? i thought it was jst the front strut that was easy. lol
#7
I installed mine, but I forgot about the replacement bushings and just put the stock ones back on. Also the end links look to be bowed in I dont know if its normal tho... a couple times i heard a little noise when I came over speed bumps? I have to check it to make sure nothing is loose. Does this all sound normal tho? I didnt lubricate the bushings when I put them back in? should the endlinks look straight? cuz they look crooked where they are bolted?
#9
well not crooked but they point inward, dont know if its normal or not. checked it out today and one of the bolts that holds the bushings in place fell off, so I gotta go to toyota tommorow and see if I can order another one or try to find one at ace hardware or something...
#11
hahaha dont look at your trunk man, look at the bottom of your car from under your car!
heres what ya do to prep:
1. raise your car up for the rear wheels using two car jacks
2. find the stock rear sway bar (its black)
3. follow the instructions and dont forget to tighten and put the ky jelly
heres what ya do to prep:
1. raise your car up for the rear wheels using two car jacks
2. find the stock rear sway bar (its black)
3. follow the instructions and dont forget to tighten and put the ky jelly
#14
haha no the jelly aint no joke man
the trd bar comes with something called bushing lubricant*
this is very important because he helps prevent the squeaking of your rear sway bar
anyways, follow the directions and put the lube on the area where the black bushings (rubber round things) meet the sway bar
(dont skimp on the lube or you will pay for it later)
check this out for reference:
http://www.trdsparks.com/install/006...00-110inst.pdf
item 3 is what the bushings look like
item 4 is the lube aka the ky
the trd bar comes with something called bushing lubricant*
this is very important because he helps prevent the squeaking of your rear sway bar
anyways, follow the directions and put the lube on the area where the black bushings (rubber round things) meet the sway bar
(dont skimp on the lube or you will pay for it later)
check this out for reference:
http://www.trdsparks.com/install/006...00-110inst.pdf
item 3 is what the bushings look like
item 4 is the lube aka the ky
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