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not even sure what they're called.. any idea what cost? i need both replaced on my '97 2.0 swb. is it a DIY job, or do i need a press and other such luxuries?
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Whiteline in QLD supply a DIY rear sway.....and it includes the bushes (which is what I think you're after). I'd be fairly sure they are a DIY fitup. -
my bad - i'm looking for the little dogbone looking linkages for the front swaybar. mine have so much play at the swaybar end..
i think i need these, but can i fit them myself?Comment
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The simple answer is yes...you can fit them yourself but it'll help if you know around the front end and know a few tricks with respect to the suspension.Comment
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