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Old 03-03-2008, 09:00 PM   #12
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Next will be bolting in the front part of the strut bar that go over your shock towers. You will need to remove by either cutting it off or pulling it back, the bit of fire profing material that sits over the area that the Strut bar bolts too. It may be possible to leave that little bit there but I could not get a nut started with it.

You will reuse your 3 14mm bolts that you took off at the begging along with a supplied washer to bolt this part of the strut bar down.

You then want to use the supplied zip ties to attach the washer hose and the bundle of wires to the autoexe bar. These are the ones that were clipped into the hole that we used as a bolt hole for the strut bar.

From there your bar is installed minus your engine cover.

Picture 1-the bolted in shock tower section of the strut bar, I have circled the small section of fire proofing material that needs to be cut off or pulled back.
Picture 2-washer fluid line zip tied off
Picture 3-wire bundle zip tied off
Picture 4-the installed AutoExe front strut bar
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