Before fitting a front sway bar kit to a rear-wheel-drive vehicle, make sure the sway bar link ball joint stem faces toward the engine cradle. Secure the sway bar link to the bar and slide the ball joint stem inside the sway bar through the hole. For now, loosely put the nut on. As the shape of the sway bar isolators is important, hold each one in place on the bar by slipping the slit between the isolator pin and the locating collar, so that the slit faces the back of the car. Subsequently, place each sway bar isolator retainer half around its related isolator on both sides and tighten the bolts to 60 Nm or 44 ft. lbs. Set the sway bar heat shield inside the isolator retainer and attach it to the steering knuckle with mounting screws. After holding the stem in place, tighten both nuts at each end of the bar to 128 Nm (95 ft. lbs.). At the end, attach the belly pan and bring the auto down to the ground.