Finally installed my AC Schnitzer rear strut bar
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Finally installed my AC Schnitzer rear strut bar
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About damn time! Did you have to use a mallet to persuade it into place? I tried everything to make it easier to fit up but that thing is just a bitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joerdan23TN
To my understanding so correct me if I'm mistaken, but the rears has to be up in the air to relieve pressure to the rear shocks.
I also tried to install my rears bars...….yup....I gave up. What a PIA. Even when the rears were up.....so,......I sold it at E46 Fanatics.
On the other hand, good thing I sold it. The bar would have interfered with my luggage's and other stuffs during my travels to and from Vegas.
I don’t remember it giving me any fuss. Maybe Emma’s just an oddball.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZHPizza
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100% rubber mallet required!Quote:
Originally Posted by ZHPizza
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Well, after getting my RTABs replaced, I knew an alignment was necessary. I made the mistake of letting firestone take a whack at it. Never ever again. They told me that either I had bent suspension parts or possible frame damage.
Took it somewhere local with a hunter alignment machine and that specializes in wheels, tires, suspension...much better outcome. They did a phenomenal job and even weight balanced the car.
Lesson learned about where to take it...
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Nice result! Can you tell us who you used/location? Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by 28firefighter
There is also this thread to post your alignment results - http://www.zhpmafia.com/forums/showt...-and-data-Pics
Thanks! Will post there, too.
I used Tru-Line Seattle - absolutely amazing team there.
Spacer fail today. Stock zhp 135 wheels lowered on h&r sport. 12mm worked up front but ripped up my rusted rear fender in the rear. Sooooo 8 mm rear?
Front, success. Rear, fail.
It rubbed in the rear backing out and turning out of my ridiculously steep driveway.
Took rears off and kept fronts on. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...5e9dfff2ef.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...6056b14a0a.jpg
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