ceomall

I have read that you need to drop the gas tank to install the hotchkis rear swaybar. Is this really true? If so, how hard is it to do and how much do you need to drop the tank.

Thanks,
Chris

Dub Silverado

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Man, i hope thats not truc, cause im doin it this weekend.

ecthelion

On my hotchkis rear bar ('01 RCSB Z71), I was able to get the drivers side bracket into the frame rail through a hole in the side of the frame rail and then get it positioned correctly using a loop of string . . . some other guys have had similar success by using some wire to slide it into position . . . so NO, you don't have to drop the tank.

Kano

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its not that bad
just loosen it and push it over a little if you have to

another thing on the leafs
dont try to do one side at a time..lol

Dub Silverado

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Guess i better drive around and burn some gas off before I start working on it this weekend

BigKID

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All I did with mine is loosen it and slide it to the side to get the bolt in/out. So, no, you dont have to drop it completely.

D Man

I did mine and didn't have to drop the tank or loosen it. You should be fine

negativeswitches

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what about the leafs?

Kano

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those have to be dropped JK

what do you mean?

negativeswitches

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arou you talking about drop leafs? what does the leafs have to do with the sway bar?

i already 4/6'd the truck and put the front swaybar on still have to do the rear feels useless to me to put it on till i get my 20's and lo pro tires casue the stock 17's just roll over on the sidewall all the time