how hard is it to install a neuspeed lower tie bar??

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Oct 9, 2003

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how hard is it to install a neuspeed lower tie bar??

i saw the neuspeed lower tie bar from tornactive...
http://tornactive.com/pd_neuspeed_lower.cfm
and it looks nice... and thinking of getting it... but is it hard to install??? has anybody installed it in their cars??? and also.... do you guys know where i can get it installed somewhere in cali.... that has experience installing the neuspeed lower tie bar???
and lastly... is the neuspeed lower tie bar... is it worth it to buy???

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its easy, doesnt really do crap. just jack it up and get a torque wrench, those bolts are on hella tight

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A lower tie bar is supposed to help the rear end not flex as much, but in order for it to work to its "full potential" it needs to be used with front and rear strut bars. Its more a look over function piece.

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true ^

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does anybody know a good shop in s.kali.. that will install that piece clean??? don't wanna go to a mickey mouse shop...

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easy to install, DIY baby!

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Re: how hard is it to install a neuspeed lower tie bar??

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i saw the neuspeed lower tie bar from tornactive...
http://tornactive.com/pd_neuspeed_lower.cfm
and it looks nice... and thinking of getting it... but is it hard to install??? has anybody installed it in their cars??? and also.... do you guys know where i can get it installed somewhere in cali.... that has experience installing the neuspeed lower tie bar???
and lastly... is the neuspeed lower tie bar... is it worth it to buy???

You can install this yourself. No matter how sissy priss you think you are. This is as easy as an air intake.

Comes with full instructions and you can cal me if you need help.
IN STOCK!

Oct 9, 2003

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actually neuspeed, your going to have to drill holes...

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Its a great buy! if u need help or need some one to install, ill do it for 50 bucks and a 12pack of bud light.

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I'll do it for you. Just call me.

David, what holes? It has more than 1 hole per side?

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i beleive with the neuspeed you have to drill 2 holes on the bottom of that whole support.

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nm i think 4? didnt read the instructions carefully but here it is..
http://www.neuspeed.com/data/installs/45.20.61P.pdf

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Better yet, instead of just getting the lower tie bar, get the sway bar with it. I know its like 300 bux, but the combo and piece come assembled and its an easier bolt on. I think it would be worth it if your trying to stay with the whole Neuspeed thing.

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yeah, like mr. nodnero said, might as well get the combo...

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http://www.groupbuycenter.com/buy.aspx?id=12241

I'll read the instructions in a little bit. It doesn't dl the file correctly.. weird.

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kewl..... thanks for all the infos.... and alex... i'll pay ya.... for the tech fee.... when i do decide to get it.....

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I just read the DIY. No problem...we'll just need to buy a 1/2" drill bit. Shouldn't be more than $4 for the titanium one.

and what are you talking about fees? You're my neighbor!