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How do you get the front sway bar off?

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If you're putting in a GT3 bar, you will need the shorter end links, and I would recommend Loctiting (if that's a word) the bolt bushings.

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If you're putting in a GT3 bar, you will need the shorter end links, and I would recommend Loctiting (if that's a word) the bolt bushings.

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I have heard that the front is much harder than the rear? What is necessary to get it off?

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Does anyone know, come on guys somone has to have done this already. I might start tonight.

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It's much harder than the rear but only because the rear one practically falls off. For the front, take of the plastic cover (5 clips and 4 plastic nuts I believe). Inside there are 2 boomerang shaped pieces. Remove the bolts except for the middle (only loosen) one so they will pivot. Undo 2 bolts each for the bushings, and it comes right out following just the right path. Of course, jack the car up, remove wheels, disconnect end links, and do other obvious things like turn the engine off Reverse to install. If you're putting in a GT3 bar, you will need the shorter end links, and I would recommend Loctiting (if that's a word) the bolt bushings. You can look up the bolt torques or go by feel if you know bolts/fasteners well enough. P.S. Mine's a Boxster, but the front is identical.

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