The front sway bar you can change in your driveway. Its the back one that is the killer because it sits behind the suspension subframe consider it will be a good 2-3 hr labor job. No way to get it out and in without dropping the frame.<br> Go to this URL to get the part numbers. Also use their partshop to order the parts they are great people! Front bar is $102 back is $88. There are also some bushings that need to be bought. Good Luck!<br> <br>
Like Yal said, the front is pretty easy, and costs roughly $125 with bushings.<br> <br> Here's a tip for the rear bar. You don't need to totally drop the rear subframe, just loosen the bolts all the way and lower it carefully with a jack under the diff. It just needs to come down a few inches to get the bar in & out. Also, you don't need to disconnect the ABS sensor on the diff, there's enough cable length as long as you just lower the subframe a few inches.<br> <br> The first time I did this job it took me about 3.5 hours, the second time it only took 1.75 hours. It is worth it though!<br> <br> Try the link below for good prices on the parts, that's where I got mine. :)<br> <br> <br> <br> HTH,<br> <br> Dave M.<br> 1987 300D - 226kmi (Sportline swaybars)
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