FS: LOWER REAR TIE BAR $40, never been use
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does the tie bar really make that much of a difference when cornering? just wondering... and how would I get that installed if I were to get one?? I would have to go to a shop, wouldn't I.... ??
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Rep Power: 0 Nope...you can install it on your own...
I makes a diff. in cornering makes your car more stiff.
The front (one under your hood) have to be screwed on top of your suspension or springs... or whatever it's called. the bumps on the left and the rigth side.
same thing with the back open your trunk and find the suspensions left and right...
I dont know how to install the ones under neath your car I never had them.
J
I makes a diff. in cornering makes your car more stiff.
The front (one under your hood) have to be screwed on top of your suspension or springs... or whatever it's called. the bumps on the left and the rigth side.
same thing with the back open your trunk and find the suspensions left and right...
I dont know how to install the ones under neath your car I never had them.
J
for the rear lower tie bar i suggest you bring it to a shop and get it install...cuz i think it's quite hard to install by yourself
for the front upper strut and trunk bar i did it myself and it wasn't too hard
for the front upper strut and trunk bar i did it myself and it wasn't too hard
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