[SilverTypeSH]

I'm looking to install the ST sway bar set on my 97 Type SH. Any feedback from installation experiences would be great. A link to installation instructions would be even better.

Thanks for the help.

 

[HRC]

i did the rear, pretty damn easy, the only hard part was getting to the bolts on the driver's side bracket. for a link go here:
http://www.ntpog.org/

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[LuderChris]

Just take the whole drivers side bracket of to put the rear swaybar on. Makes it much easier.

 

[Joon525]

I'm doing this mod this Saturday.....woo hoo!! Bout time.......like the VAFC, this bar has just been sitting in my room.

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[SilverTypeSH]

Thanks for the feeback guys. Anyone else have any experiences with this mod? I assume I should take it to a shop to have it done. Also, the bars will fit with the stock exhaust...correct?

 

[Joon525]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by SilverTypeSH:
Thanks for the feeback guys. Anyone else have any experiences with this mod? I assume I should take it to a shop to have it done. Also, the bars will fit with the stock exhaust...correct?</font>

Why are you going to pay someone to do this?

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[HRC]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Joon525:
Why are you going to pay someone to do this?

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yea, after i said it was easy as playing rosey palm and the 5 finger puppets???

did you see the link???

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[marcucci]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by SilverTypeSH:
I'm looking to install the ST sway bar set on my 97 Type SH. Any feedback from installation experiences would be great. A link to installation instructions would be even better.

Thanks for the help.</font>

Like was already posted, check out NTPOG. We've got the sway bar install in detail, as well as reviews on ST and Neuspeed.

I say do it yourself. You will need a jack, stands, metric socket set, metric allen key set, and a breaker for the bolts on the cat converter. It would be a wise idea, too, if you hose the cat bolts down with Liquid Wrench a day or so before you do the install (prefereably letting it just sit afterwards).