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Old Oct 25, 2002
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How to install neuspeed upper front strut

I just got my strut today but the instructions is not in the bag along with the other papers
oh well no biggie

what do I need to do to install this thing?
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pretty basic, just screw it ontop your strut towers, not sure if thats the right term
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were did u get it from and how much did u pay?
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Unscrew the 2 outer bolts on each tower. Put the right side on first. Then try to fit the left on. If the left side doesn't just drop on, jack up the car just a little (enough to stretch out the springs) and try to get it to fit on. It eventually will fall on. Put the nuts back on and torque them to 33 ft-lbs (just make them tight)

That's basically what the sheet says.
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If you have to do the jack up thing, loosening the 3rd nut helps. Drop the bar onto the studs, lower the car, tighten all 6 nuts.
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[hr]Originally posted by: AzNmiKex215
were did u get it from and how much did u pay?[hr]
Rob at www.tornactive.com has them for $100.00 I haven't seen them for any less....
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um, it's about as basic as it gets, you couldn't figure it out just by looking at it?? unscrew nuts from strut towers, put bar on bolts at each end, replace nuts. that's about the easiest install you could do.
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[hr]Originally posted by: Boilermaker1
Unscrew the 2 outer bolts on each tower. Put the right side on first. Then try to fit the left on. If the left side doesn't just drop on, jack up the car just a little (enough to stretch out the springs) and try to get it to fit on. It eventually will fall on. Put the nuts back on and torque them to 33 ft-lbs (just make them tight)

That's basically what the sheet says.[hr]
There's 3 bolts on each strut tower. And its very stimple. Unsrcrew all 6 bolts, put the par in place, put the bolts back on, take it out for a test drive.
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well if he has a 5spd he'll need to move the clutch fluid or relocate it...

they come with a nut so you can relocate it.. but its kinda tough cuz you'll have to reach through the fenderwell...

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Unscrew the 2 outer bolts on each tower. Put the right side on first. Then try to fit the left on. If the left side doesn't just drop on, jack up the car just a little (enough to stretch out the springs) and try to get it to fit on. It eventually will fall on. Put the nuts back on and torque them to 33 ft-lbs (just make them tight)

That's basically what the sheet says.
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There's 3 bolts on each strut tower. And its very stimple. Unsrcrew all 6 bolts, put the par in place, put the bolts back on, take it out for a test drive.
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You only need to pull the 3rd if the bar doesn't fit on after pulling off just 2. Basically. if you need to jack it up to fit it on, loosen the 3rd one, you don't need to completely remove it.

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[hr]well if he has a 5spd he'll need to move the clutch fluid or relocate it...

they come with a nut so you can relocate it.. but its kinda tough cuz you'll have to reach through the fenderwell...

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The nut is only needed on 01's, for 02+ just bend the bracket forward a little bit.


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For 1, I live in Canada and have had a hell of a time finding the neuspeed strut tower bar...Anyone know of any Canadian places where I can buy this application?

For 2, I have a 01 and would like to know if any of u have any pics as to where I am supposed to remount this clutch fluid resevior w/ the screw that comes w/ the bar.
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Here is my strut tower...3 bolts..thats my old strut bar. All 3 of the bolts had to be removed.



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I have a 5 speed, and I didn't have to relocate my klutch fluid
 
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