Rear strut bar install? AAS?
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Rear strut bar install? AAS?
Ok, I got a rear strut in like a bargain deal with some wheels and stuff and I need to put it on. Do I have to take out the rear AAS motors or is there a way around that? If I do have to take them out, should I just take out the whole System, front and back....... What else do I need to do to put the strut bar on, any tips on cutting away carpet/ speaker tower? thanks alot for any help
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http://www.1300cc.com/ Scott98T2 has a write up on it. Very easy. And what do you mean take out you AAS Motors?
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Thanks, I went to go put on the thing that bolts to the strut, and it doesnt look like it fits the with auto adjusting suspention stuff, (i have a gxl) so i dont know if there is a way around that, so they i can leave them on there? or just remove them
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Yeah, it doesnt work, but i didnt know if there is any problems with taking it off. Should i take off the front motors too?
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Well, its installed, I recomend getting a dremel if your gunna do this, I dont have one so I had to settle for a drill and a 4 inch disc grinder. It wasnt hard, just getting the interoir all apart was a bitch, it was easier putting it back together though. cutting the carpet was wierd aswell, kinda hard to find where to make the cut. but I guessed on the where to cut the speaker boxes and it worked fine. but yeah, it handles better, I would recomend getting both front and rear strut bar, I noticed when I got my front one, that the rear end kicked out more due to the front end being a little more well plated, now they both stick pretty damn well. plus it looks cool........ thanks for the help, oh yeah, I took the aas motors off