Tanabe s13 rear sway vs. stock rear sway & install

[Dookie]

Just installed my s13 tanabe rear sway bar. I've yet to test it, but as you can see in the pics, the size is quite noticeable. The install was real easy too. 1. Jack the rear up, pull off the wheels. 2. Use a pair of 12mm wrenches to undo the lower swaybar endlinks.3. Use a 14mm wrench to take of the "D" bushings on the swaybar.4. Snake the swaybar around the exhaust so you can pull out the bar. You might have to drop your exhaust. 5. Snake the Tanabe bar on6. Put new "D" bushings on and set bracket on them,7. Screw "D" bracket back on8. Put endlink back together.9. Put tire back on and jack the car down.10. Celebrate

This took about 30 min to do, real easy.

[HailtotheSilvia]

niceness....did you use my camera?