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Did yours come wrapped like a bar of chocolate too? It's impossible to get this tape off! ANd to think I paid $7.50 ship!

 

:lol2: I'm going to soak mine in hydrachloric acid overnight. That MIGHT get the tape off. :gone2far: :mrgreen:

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You have to drill new holes. Set the bar where you want it and mark where the holes need to be. Take the 3 nuts off the strut tower and drill the plate where you marked the holes. Then just bolt it down.

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yeah, they just suck so bad cause you have to overhaul them every 60k, and it takes rocket science to change the timing belt!

 

Thats a joke...since I now have to state in my posts that I am joking because everything thinks im so damn serious all the time...suckers.

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Uh Ben, you know it really offends me that you said timing belts take rocket science to change a timing belt because my moms brothers friends cousins doctors landscapers sister is a rocket scientist. Next time try to be a little bit more sensitive.

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Yeah, im sorry. I should have realized that even a rocket scientist is too damn stoopid to do the 3.4 DOHC timing belt. Seriously, it must be the hardest damn thing in the world to do. I lost a finger just looking at the setup, I can't imagine what would happen if I EVER picked up a wrench.

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You have to drill new holes. Set the bar where you want it and mark where the holes need to be. Take the 3 nuts off the strut tower and drill the plate where you marked the holes. Then just bolt it down.

I dont think you had this problem, seeing that you have the normal hood light. I have one of those retractable lights I want to install (the car never had one) I remember someone saying they had to move it...where is a good spot that it won't interfere with the bar?? Is it a matter of like an inch or does it have to be in a spot totally away from it?

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I dont think you had this problem, seeing that you have the normal hood light. I have one of those retractable lights I want to install (the car never had one) I remember someone saying they had to move it...where is a good spot that it won't interfere with the bar?? Is it a matter of like an inch or does it have to be in a spot totally away from it?

 

Ouch! Glad I got the bolt-on bar in my Cutty. :)

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Yep, that's the one!

You can kinda see it here:

underhood-990720.jpg

 

It's skinnier than the F-bar kit, but it's also much heavier because it's solid instead of hollow.

 

What would you like to know about the rear sway bar?

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Do you have the addco rear or did you just stay with the stock? I wanted to know if the thicker bar has a stiffening effect beasides just cornering (like you have a stiffer spring IE wont bottom out, handles rear passengers without dragging its ass, etc) since I noticed that when I put the bigger solid front bar in. Thanks!

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