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quote:Originally posted by Gear_Head
I am told that the Eibach installation kit uses a nut/bracket assy. that makes the complete install much easier by inserting the whole nut/clip assy into the retainers on the axle housing. If I had it to do over, I'd purchase that kit.....
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I installed Eibach front and rear sway bars, using the 'optional' Eibach rear link kit. Kit came complete with links, urethane bushings and all hardware, including captive nuts for the 'U' bracket on axle . . . simply slide retained nut on factory bracket, and it stays put . . . you don't even need a wrench to hold the nut when tightening.
