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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm leaning towards doing an X74 suspension on my C2 Cab and considering installing it myself (except for the alignment). I'm wondering if I can do this in 2 stages: sway bars first, shocks/springs second. Any reason why not?

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Do them separately. That way you can tell how much each has an effect. Can't see any reason not to. I even did my front/rear separately (for about a week just for fun). Just go easy after you make your mods. It can be like driving a different car each time. I just assume you're not planning any road trips or long drives in between.

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You can even go more slowly and install the rear sway first. I did this (w/my row m030) and it improved the handling balance significantly.

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