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Not only that but the two brackets for the chassis.
Yep, I saw that. You are referring to the chassis brace right? When I first looked at it I thought the right and left were one piece but it seems they are bolted on top of each other at the V connection. I don't know if that makes sense, but at the bottom of the "V" is where it looks like they're on top of each other. should make it slightly easier to remove
 

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Yep, I saw that. You are referring to the chassis brace right? When I first looked at it I thought the right and left were one piece but it seems they are bolted on top of each other at the V connection. I don't know if that makes sense, but at the bottom of the "V" is where it looks like they're on top of each other. should make it slightly easier to remove
Exactly the ones. I was not able to slide the swaybar out and slide the new one in without removing those brackets. Maybe because my car wasn't hanging from a lift. I had it on ramps.
 

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Exactly the ones. I was not able to slide the swaybar out and slide the new one in without removing those brackets. Maybe because my car wasn't hanging from a lift. I had it on ramps.
Sounds good, thanks for the info. I will plan to do the same thing now!
 
 






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