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b.
Install the QA1 sway bar and bolts through the trailing arms,
followed by the thick washers, then the locking nuts.
4.
Adjust the sway bar so that it contacts both trailing arms evenly and
squarely in the vehicle. The best way to ensure that the sway bar is
mounted squarely is by measuring from the first bend in the sway bar to
the rear surface of the mounting block, verifying that the measurements
are the same for both sides. Torque the mounting hardware to 50 lb. ft.
at this time.
5.
Check for any contact with brake lines, electrical wiring, fuel lines or
cables. Adjust the sway bar as needed.
Note: It is best to use sway bars that have been designed to work together.
Never drive a vehicle with only a rear sway bar installed, as this can
cause a dangerous over steer condition.
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