Front strut brace fitting
26 February 2005, 07:12 PM
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Front strut brace fitting
Hello,
I'm getting my Cusco front strut brace next week for a Classic.
I know it won't be difficult to fit but I was just wondering if there's a specific torque setting for the top mount bolts or something that I 'll need to consider?
Many Thanks,
Endry
I'm getting my Cusco front strut brace next week for a Classic.
I know it won't be difficult to fit but I was just wondering if there's a specific torque setting for the top mount bolts or something that I 'll need to consider?
Many Thanks,
Endry
26 February 2005, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Bash MD
Hello,
I'm getting my Cusco front strut brace next week for a Classic.
I know it won't be difficult to fit but I was just wondering if there's a specific torque setting for the top mount bolts or something that I 'll need to consider?
Many Thanks,
Endry
I'm getting my Cusco front strut brace next week for a Classic.
I know it won't be difficult to fit but I was just wondering if there's a specific torque setting for the top mount bolts or something that I 'll need to consider?
Many Thanks,
Endry
Try here mate fitted mine and it is a very easy job about 30 mins. Much longer for the rear though.
Good luck
Sherlock
26 February 2005, 11:07 PM
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Thanks,
Appreciate it a lot
Endry
Appreciate it a lot
Endry
Originally Posted by sherlock
Hi Endry,
Try here mate fitted mine and it is a very easy job about 30 mins. Much longer for the rear though.
Good luck
Sherlock
Try here mate fitted mine and it is a very easy job about 30 mins. Much longer for the rear though.
Good luck
Sherlock
27 February 2005, 12:18 AM
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front one should take all of 5 mins at most..
any more and you are doing something wrong (or using your teeth instead of a socket/spanner to do the bolts back up )
any more and you are doing something wrong
(or using your teeth instead of a socket/spanner to do the bolts back up )
27 February 2005, 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by chrome
front one should take all of 5 mins at most..
any more and you are doing something wrong (or using your teeth instead of a socket/spanner to do the bolts back up )
any more and you are doing something wrong
(or using your teeth instead of a socket/spanner to do the bolts back up )
Sherlock
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