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Unbolting Rear Sway Bar To Remove Stock Cat Back

Unbolting Rear Sway Bar To Remove Stock Cat Back
Chevy Corvette C5 Simple Bolt-On Upgrades - Nip Tuck
To remove the stock catback, the rear sway bar must be detached with a 15 and 18mm socket and wrench. View Related Article
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