Just rotated swaybar motor for EVO 1/4 pounder, question?

bkac

bkac

Caught the Bug
So I just rotated the swaybar motor for the evo front bumper. I noticed when drilling the motor 1/2 inch it makes the rubber hanger angle quite a bit. Has anyone had any issue with this hanger coming off and the motor hitting and damaging the radiator? Just looks like it could happen. Idk...

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olram30

olram30

Not That Kind of Engineer
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jeeeep

jeeeep

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JK_b/c_yolo said:
So I just rotated the swaybar motor for the evo front bumper. I noticed when drilling the motor 1/2 inch it makes the rubber hanger angle quite a bit. Has anyone had any issue with this hanger coming off and the motor hitting and damaging the radiator? Just looks like it could happen. Idk...

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something doesn't look right - did you use a longer shoulder bolt and I see a shorter bolt sticking out at the bottom, that doesn't look right.

if it's not raining I'll take a look at mine tomorrow - maybe it's the year difference, mine is a 2010
 
StrizzyChris

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Looks good to me. He just moved the old bolt, that held the motor body together, down to the old mounting point. Not necessary and serves no purpose there, but as long as he used a dab of blue lock tight he'll know exactly where it is from now on lol.
 
bkac

bkac

Caught the Bug
StrizzyChris said:
Looks good to me. He just moved the old bolt, that held the motor body together, down to the old mounting point. Not necessary and serves no purpose there, but as long as he used a dab of blue lock tight he'll know exactly where it is from now on lol.
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That's exactly what i did! That way I'll never loose it and have a spare if needed. Lol
Thanks for the reply, i followed your write up! Great job on that

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bkac

bkac

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JKbrick said:
What is the orange plug hanging there? Don't see that on mine
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Yes fog lamp plug, i moved it to cut the crossmember.
So i guess nobody has had any problems with the sway bar motor ever hitting the radiator. It just seems really close if it ever moved a little.

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olram30

olram30

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JK_b/c_yolo said:
Yes fog lamp plug, i moved it to cut the crossmember.
So i guess nobody has had any problems with the sway bar motor ever hitting the radiator. It just seems really close if it ever moved a little.

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Make sure it clears the transmission line. I used the evo vacuum bracket and it lowers the sway bar.
 
bkac

bkac

Caught the Bug
olram30 said:
Make sure it clears the transmission line. I used the evo vacuum bracket and it lowers the sway bar.
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That's true. my EVO relocation kit arrives on Tuesday. Good point, it will lower the swaybar a little which should give the swaybar motor more clearance. :thumbup:

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JKbrick

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Coloradan used that kit and his drag link was hitting his disconnect motor but I hadn't heard anyone else say theirs had. He made a thread but I don't know how to show the link like most people do. I believe he just flipped it up the other way
 
sean.m.adams33

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No problems here. I used the evo vacuum pump kit. I thought this was a relatively easy install. I used strizzychis's write up. Helped a lot.
 
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