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Old Dec 4, 2002
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Rear upper strut bar install

Is there anything special I should know before installing a rear upper strut bar, or do I just take the bolts off and put it on? Also, does anyone know the torque specs?
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nope not really....just take em off and slap that sucker on...make sure the brackets lay flat and bolt it down to 33ftlbs i think...i could be wrong tho...
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33 ft lbs sounds right. just remember how tight they are before you take them off, and make them that tight again. when I installed my OBX bar, i had to use a dremel to grind away some of the body frame around the bolts so the ends of the bar would sit flush with the body. sparks were flying everywhere [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/IMG]
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[hr]Originally posted by: Mex
33 ft lbs sounds right. just remember how tight they are before you take them off, and make them that tight again. when I installed my OBX bar, i had to use a dremel to grind away some of the body frame around the bolts so the ends of the bar would sit flush with the body. sparks were flying everywhere [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/IMG][hr]
d00d, dremels are the best tool in the world.

hands down.

I love them!
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[hr]Originally posted by: Mex
33 ft lbs sounds right. just remember how tight they are before you take them off, and make them that tight again. when I installed my OBX bar, i had to use a dremel to grind away some of the body frame around the bolts so the ends of the bar would sit flush with the body. sparks were flying everywhere [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-cool.gif[/IMG][hr]
d00d, dremels are the best tool in the world.

hands down.

I love them![hr]
I have the small one.....too bad the battery dies out after 10 minutes of operating at 15,000rpm.

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