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Question about cusco rear strut brace
I got a stage 1 suspension package from Cobb and the install instructions were all in Japanese. I figure that it should be pretty easy, but does anyone know what I need to do to install it? Do I have to remove the back seat or go at it from the trunk?
By the way, the cobb sway bars make the car feel totally different! Much better. |
On a coupe or sedan, you're removing the back seat to install a strut brace.
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The answer is Both...Yes, the bar runs through the trunk, but you need to remove the seat to get at the topmounts. I would suggest putting it all together without snugging it all down, then once all teh bolts are through and lined up, tighten everything up.
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Be careful, the 3 strut top bolts (studs) are easily broken by over-tightening the nuts on each one. I think they're supposed to only get 12.5 lb's of torque (I just do medium-light to medium tight with a 3/8" drive ratchet).
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Update your info so we know what your driving. I would say welcome but it looks like you have been lurking here for over a year.;)
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Thanks for the thorough help!
I appreciate all of the feedback. And I will update my profile. I am driving a 2006 MT Limied WRX Cobb Stage 2 with Cobb Catted DP, Cobb Catback, Cobb SF Intake w/cold air box, Cobb Sway Bars, Group-N Engine, Tranny, and Pitch-Stop Mounts, Stoptech Slotted Rotors and Hawk HPS Brake Pads.
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