Hi, Guest
06-24-2008, 02:26 AM
greanie,Jun 23 2008, 12:04 PM Wrote:My wagon's a 2003 SE. Is the rear sway bar a DIY job? Maybe I'll just do that just to flatten out the rear end transitions.If you already have the stock sway bar (IIRC all wagons came standard with rear bar) then putting on a heavier one is simple as pie ... if it didn't come with a sway bar from the factory, then it will be missing the attachment points on the body - but they can be purchased in the aftermarket.
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The only other consideration is the replacment of the endlinks which is recommended when replacing the bar ... they're not expensive and most guys go with an aftermarket piece such as Moog or Energy.
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2003 Focus ZX5 infra-red Track Rat - R*I*P
2003 ZX5 CD Silver Track Rat - retired, but still in the driveway
New track rat: 2000 ZX3, Atlantic Blue * JRSC with lots more to come
* New Zetec crate motor - NFG - thanks Topspeed *