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Supplies
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Cost
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Tine Pins:
2 x $2.07 (Lowe's)
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$4.14
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Pin Clips:
2 x $.32
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$.46
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Total:
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$4.60
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The
first step is to remove the stock bolt on the bottom of each swaybar
link, using a T55 Torx bit and a wrench.
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The
tine pin is a 1/2" x 2". I had to grind it down, using
my trusty Dremel Tool, to reduce the diameter. It wouldn't quite
slide through the link's bushing. The grinding is what took the
install time up to an hour. You'll have a set for each side.
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Disclaimer: The utmost
care should be taken when modifying anything on your vehicle. Injury
to you, your vehicle and/or others can result from improper modifications.
Neither Rockcrawler, nor the author, assumes any responsibility for
damages injury.
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