Reply to "So much preload in rear sway bar I can't get the brackets back on."

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You need to unbolt the bar completely then bolt the rear brackets first to the frame. Put the wheels back on then lower the car to the ground then bolt the end brackets to the lower A-arms.

* I just looked at your pictures and your uprights aren’t installed. Please hold off until that is done so you can install the wheels and set it on the ground or so you can put jack stands on the lower uprights. It makes it a lot easier to install when the bar is at the neutral position.

1/10/227:06 AM

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