damn sorry dude that sucks, good luck with that
I'm not understanding your problem exactly. The brackets and bushings can slide along the swaybar, so how can they be the "wrong" distance apart from each other? That doesn't make any sense, unless you are saying that when one bracket is aligned, the other is siting ON THE BEND in the bar? If thats the case, then it sounds like its the wrong bar.when i could almost get the 2nd bracket aligned, the other bracket would shift closer to the bend in the bar and would budge no more.
that is exactly the problem. when i try to align the 2nd bracket, the hole on the chassis sits off to the side. so, i pull the bar closer, but still wont reach. when i actually do align it, the bushing is pretty much on the bend and expanding itself, and the bracket wont reach the mounting point.Ratko said:I'm not understanding your problem exactly. The brackets and bushings can slide along the swaybar, so how can they be the "wrong" distance apart from each other? That doesn't make any sense, unless you are saying that when one bracket is aligned, the other is siting ON THE BEND in the bar? If thats the case, then it sounds like its the wrong bar.
Maybe you can elaborate.
ok wait a minute nathan, u got a gen4 TRD RSB or the solara TRD RSB???ryuji16 said:for anyone out there hoping a gen4 bar would fit a gen3... heres one sadly disappointed gen3 owner, telling you to think twice.
ahh ok... silver :slap: a94autoSiver_Cartel said:Gen4 & Solara are the same chassis, therefore same RSB.