Swaybar Installed!

[Yazz]

Received Mr. BahaRaon's swaybar months ago but wasn't going to install it till I knew a way to safely raise the F3 that high with what we had on hand.

Heard about using a forklift, but those were in short supply in our neighborhood, so we raised her up this way.

Had to take off a few more skins because some bolts were in backwards, but it was an straightforward job. The jack stands were peace of mind. It was a nice way to spend a morning.

Thank you to whoever posted about using ramps to a truck! :bowdown:

 

[bscrive]

That's how I did my wife's F3 as well, except I put the ramps on my trailer. Works great. :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[Chupaca]

Alrighty then...

That's the way to do it...:clap::clap::2thumbs: does make life so much easier..nice job , don't know who originally posted this method but I tell all who ask...Now how does the bar feel....???

 

[Yazz]

That's the way to do it...:clap::clap::2thumbs: does make life so much easier..nice job , don't know who originally posted this method but I tell all who ask...Now how does the bar feel....???

No more more body lean in the corners. It's like riding on rails! :yes:

 

[SpyderAnn01]

Thats how we spent yesterday too. We installed three sway bars.

 

[900Dave]

Excellent! I used the front end loader on my John Deere utility tractor to lift it. But your ramps certainly look more stable than what I did. Of course I do have a truck BUT not a set of ramps so my Deere did the job.:thumbup:

 

[Questions]

Lamonster is installing mine next week. I'm anxious to see how it handles

 

[Yazz]

Lamonster is installing mine next week. I'm anxious to see how it handles

You'll love it!

 

[CopperSpyder]

Some one was just asking how to jackup their Spyder to install a Bajaron swaybar, this looks good

 

[Mikey]

There's a will there's a way!!:roflblack: And that should do it!

 

[Rattlebars]

Received Mr. BahaRaon's swaybar months ago but wasn't going to install it till I knew a way to safely raise the F3 that high with what we had on hand.

Heard about using a forklift, but those were in short supply in our neighborhood, so we raised her up this way.

Had to take off a few more skins because some bolts were in backwards, but it was an straightforward job. The jack stands were peace of mind. It was a nice way to spend a morning.

Thank you to whoever posted about using ramps to a truck! :bowdown:

Genius! I have ramps, but no longer have a truck. :gaah: Might just need to build some stands to hold up the front end.

 

[BajaRon]

This is one of the best ideas I've seen.

 

[RICZ]

When your driveway inclines upward from the garage - for an oil change. More dramatic efforts will be needed for the swaybar.