Help with installing some parts

[Ty07allstar]

I live in Wilmington, DE and was wondering if anybody would be generous and help me install Racingbeat front and rear sway bars. I would be willing to drive to where ever you live. I think I could probably install the rear, if the endlinks don't need to be cut off, but the front is going to be a challenge especially if the endlinks need cut too. I will be getting them for Christmas so any time after that is when I would be looking to install them. I am a very mechanical person but haven't really worked on cars that much. I can follow the shop manual pretty well but would like a little assistance.

Thanks,

Tyler

 

[Outlawstar98]

The rear is Easy as cake, front not so much. If I had time I would but I dont sadly

 

[Ty07allstar]

If you ever get time let me know.

 

[Ty07allstar]

Anybody else?

 

[Flash5]

unfortunately not too many people on here are from delaware. as outlawstar98 said the rear is pretty easy if u have the right tools and time to do it. the front is a real pain because i think u have to take off the front cross member or something crazy like that. you would be better off taking it to a mechanic to do it.

actually the front is better off left alone with the stock sway bar because if u go with a more rigid front end the car will be more prone to understeer. i know that might not make sense but with the softer sway bar it allows the front end to have more give which will allow the tires to hook up going around a turn at speed. hopefully that makes sense!

 

[Ty07allstar]

unfortunately not too many people on here are from delaware. as outlawstar98 said the rear is pretty easy if u have the right tools and time to do it. the front is a real pain because i think u have to take off the front cross member or something crazy like that. you would be better off taking it to a mechanic to do it.

actually the front is better off left alone with the stock sway bar because if u go with a more rigid front end the car will be more prone to understeer. i know that might not make sense but with the softer sway bar it allows the front end to have more give which will allow the tires to hook up going around a turn at speed. hopefully that makes sense!

I already bought the front bar and I'm not sure if I would be able to get my money back. I don't want to take it to a mechanic because they would probably charge me a ridiculous amount. I'm going to ask my dealer how much they would charge next time I get my oil changed.

Edit: If you would be willing to help me I would drive up to you and pay you for the help?

 

[duffbuster243]

If you are willing to drive up to Scranton PA I wouldn't have a problem doing the work for a fair price.

 

[Ty07allstar]

Thanks for the offer but that is way too far for me.

 

[bamflee84]

Kooldino on the forums from speedcircuit , www.speedcircuit.net located just outside of AC . He does good work. I've gone to him to rewire my mpi and tuning. Figure hes not to far from you.