Engine Torque Damper install
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Engine Torque Damper install
Okay got my engine torque dampers install after sittin in the garage for 3 weeks. As much as possible I move the bracket as far as I can so the dampener won't hit the ABS but it still does. It's pushing one of the lines 1/4 inch towards the firewall. I tried other positions that will work but the other position possible hits my hood which prevents me from closing my aftermarket hood. Have anyone encounter the same problem as I did installing this dampers? Will the ABS line hold or break?
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there is a more secure spot to stabilize the engine....from the alternator to the strut bar. if anyone is interested...you can check this out at: www.circusengineering.com
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Originally Posted by BoostCrzy
i made mine.....
I was having the same problems with my K2 brace, and I just mounted it upside down for it not to hit the ABS line. I think my engine mounts are very very bad.
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Originally Posted by circusmagic
there is a more secure spot to stabilize the engine....from the alternator to the strut bar. if anyone is interested...you can check this out at: www.circusengineering.com
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Actually, that is incorrect...we at Circus created this product 5 years ago after extensive R&D. This is mostly used with our CIRCUIT customers but we do have consumers that are involved in the drag and drifting scene. We tested a lot of products from different manufacturers before we release our own original product. Its pretty much preference on the consumers of what companies products they choose to use...
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Interesting brace..
I also have the ebay brace. However, I did add a washer to add a bit more clearance. My dampener is quite sturdy and has surprisingly good quality. It has not failed as of yet..
I also have the ebay brace. However, I did add a washer to add a bit more clearance. My dampener is quite sturdy and has surprisingly good quality. It has not failed as of yet..
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Originally Posted by Spirit_Rotary_7
Interesting brace..
I also have the ebay brace. However, I did add a washer to add a bit more clearance. My dampener is quite sturdy and has surprisingly good quality. It has not failed as of yet..
I also have the ebay brace. However, I did add a washer to add a bit more clearance. My dampener is quite sturdy and has surprisingly good quality. It has not failed as of yet..
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