damn torque forward strut bar does not fit!! UGH


okay end rant..

 

if its the DC sports strut bar you have to make it go into place. i put a towel around one end and then got a rubber hammer and tapped it into place.

 

it is the torque forward bar... i'll mess with it when the weather gets warmer.. its 30 degrees outside right now and i dont feel like freezing my ass off again

 

lol...ok...its 36 in south texas. coledest its been all year here.

 

it was 2 degrees this morning when i woke up.

 

Minus 10 celcius here.. stop whinning And that's not taking the wind into consideration.

 

heh...it was 74 here yesterday...

 

lol this is cold for texas

 

damn u ppl and ur warmer weather hahahahhaa kidding

 

Dosent fit how? I know for the DC bar it'll require you to jack up the passenger front side of the car to allow the strut to move into place of the bar.

 

man its - 52 celcius 2 days ago
for me so quit your bitching lol

 

9 degree F in northwest arkansas -6 wind chill. i was washing my truck today in it, LOL

 

when in doubt, use a bigger hammer. this is what i learned in from my shop teacher.
and in north tx its in the low 20s all the time. that not with wind.

 

I woke up this morning and there was snow outside.. the only good thing about this is that school was cancelled! and yes.. i plan on using a bigger hammer

 

FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS! Hammer is a no-no

 

I installed the DC sports bar on my SS/SC the other day in like 10 minutes... all it took was a level parking lot and a quick tap-a-roo with the rubber mallet (nothing very hard) and it popped right on.

Dunno about any other brands... sorry...

 

I just got my Modern Performance DC Sports Strut Bar after they had it powder-coated for me and followed the installation instructions. After having to jack-up the passenger side it just took a little nudge to pop it on.

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