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Time to install this sway bar?
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Give yourself 2 to 3 hours to be safe. Getting the stock sway bar out without removing the driveshaft is a pain, but can be done. The driveshaft bolts are torque to yield so if you decide to remove it you will need to have new ones on hand. Having access to a lift will make it easier too, but if not it can be done on jack stands, just not as much room to move around.
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