Okay to install brace/rear sway with just wheel ramps?
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Okay to install brace/rear sway with just wheel ramps?
I will be getting these parts in next week..
Will it be fine to use ramps to install chassis brace
and rear sway? And if so, you guys would back the
rear wheels onto them? Cheers!
Will it be fine to use ramps to install chassis brace
and rear sway? And if so, you guys would back the
rear wheels onto them? Cheers!
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In addition to the rear sway, the chassis brace should also be pretty straightforward to install
with ramps under the rear wheels?
Would you guys do them in any particular order, seems like they are away from each other
but was wondering in hopes of generating the least headaches possible
with ramps under the rear wheels?
Would you guys do them in any particular order, seems like they are away from each other
but was wondering in hopes of generating the least headaches possible
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The distance between the rear sway bar and the chassis brace is approx 3 feet so there will be no interference with one another. If you insist on a particular order, install the rear sway bar first as the chassis brace will reduce the amount of ground clearance you'll have available once it's installed.
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