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what do i need? (rear swaybar content)

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Old 06-23-2009, 10:27 PM
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Default what do i need? (rear swaybar content)

ive searched and im not clear exactly what parts i need to scavange of a wreaked 944. Im going to get the parts shortly, and have to remove then myself. can someone show me som pics of everything i'll need and its relative location please?


edit: also what tools will i need (socket sizes etc..)
Old 06-23-2009, 10:31 PM
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i had to do this same thing to my 924S
go to dcauto.com and they have diagrams of everything. it tells you all the bolt sizes that you would need. besides that you need the swaybar, the two drop links, the two center u-brackets and the bushings.
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their site is having trouble and wont load


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bring 12 14 17 sockets and 17 19 wrenches. i think that's all u need.
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13mm socket with a 6" extension is what youll need for the center mounts. for the droplinks i believe two 13mm box wrenches will do
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Originally Posted by V2Rocket_aka944
13mm socket with a 6" extension is what youll need for the center mounts. for the droplinks i believe two 13mm box wrenches will do
hmm i swear i had to use a 17 or 19 wrench for something...

but yea yer right, bring a 13mm socket too. cause alot of things on this car are 13mm
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19mm for the eccentric bolts
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droplinks might be 17s, i dont remember...

why would you even touch the eccentrics?
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Dunno if this helps....
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thanks everyone. unfortunately, the guy didnt tell me the car was half buried old growth and in a briar patch. needless to say i didnt get them i did however get 3 script door handles
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Originally Posted by V2Rocket_aka944
droplinks might be 17s, i dont remember...

why would you even touch the eccentrics?
944'a that came without a rear sway don't have the "arm" for the drop links to bolt on to. I had to do this on my old '86 na.
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oh, interesting
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Originally Posted by Clint's 944
944'a that came without a rear sway don't have the "arm" for the drop links to bolt on to. I had to do this on my old '86 na.
Do you mean the eccentric bolt threaded end to which the rear bar attaches? You will definitely need the eccentric bolts if there was no rear bar previously but everything else should be there. I did this upgrade years ago and the only thing I would recommend is that you use adjustable droplinks instead of OEMs to fine tune the suspension.
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Originally Posted by HJK
Dunno if this helps....
That rear sway bar looks as thick as my front sway bar.
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I believe it is a Weltmeister bar so it probably is thicker than your front bar.



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