1993 Legacy Wagon has no rear swaybar?

[stawa]

I wanted to upgrade the swaybar in the rear of my 1993 subaru L 4wd wagon
I looked under the car and there was no swaybar insight, no brackets, nothing.
Some on told me i need a contorol arm with the bracket? They also said i need brackets?
Has any one ever done this?
Where would i get all these parts for the instaltion of the sway bar.

[mTk]

I went from no rear swaybar to all whiteline compnents. You will need to get control arms w/ a bracket for the swaybar. You could get a set of 4, or just a set of 2 rear arms.

You'll also want swaybar mounts and endlinks. I'd recommend:

www.pdm-racing.com
BSR19XZ Whiteline rear 18-22 swaybar
KBR20-22 Whiteline rear swaybar mounts
KLC19 Whiteline rear swaybar links

www.isrperformance.com
MUSS129 MRT rear adjustable control arms

MK

[ciper]

Do the control arms have the holes for drop link attachment?

[Dizzy]

Before you buy new control arms, do as ciper suggests and check to see if the holes are there.

I added a rear sway bar to a 93 Impreza AWD. The holes were there, but covered.

[Mr.Pessimist]

I had to go to the yard and pull control arms (with the link mounts), the sway bar, and the frame attachments to complete the swaybar install. These all came off a '95 or '96 legacy. I didnt use the stock rubber endlinks because they suck, but I did purchase some aluminum endlinks with poly bushings instead.

Install went great once I got the frame control arm bolt off...which took over a week to eventually get off.