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installing rear strut bar S13 FB
i just got my rear strut bar this morning in the mail..
i had to put it together.. im going to install it tomorrow.. now a couple of q's. do i have to jack up the car to install? should i make it very tight? also .. i have a front strut bar. im sure i installed it right. whats the proper way? |
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a lil over a year ago I think, we had a HUGE discussion as to whether you should pre-load your bar or not, I think the consensus was that you should. do a search and you should find it.
That being said, make that sucker tight! ![]() when I added mine I didn't really notice a difference til I tried drifting around w/it ![]() |
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The bar should be snug, and secure.. not excessively 'tight'. The idea for the bar is to reduce the change in distance between the strut towers when cornering. Putting a preload on the bar, 'out' or 'in' introduces static, constant loads to the strut towers, which defeats the purpose of the bar.
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