strut brace - Saxperience

Chris_F · 4th February 2006, 21:35

Are fitting these as straight forward as they look by taking the bolts off putting the strut brace on then bolting back up?

Or more complicated, as im scared of unbolting the nuts and the suspension is going to drop or something lol

cheers.

Graeme^p · 4th February 2006, 21:37

LMBO! Â© sax-p

chris your a laugh an minuite hahahaha

Chris_F · 4th February 2006, 21:56

whats so funny g_moore lol haha

Graeme^p · 4th February 2006, 21:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by foster_saxo

whats so funny g_moore lol haha

just had an image of you taking the bolts out and you car colapsing (sp) to the floor!

come on mate it took you 4 hours to fit your new headlights

wheres your pics of you new light matey??

Chris_F · 4th February 2006, 22:04

haha Greame i freak out every time i look at the bolts thats holding the suspension im dying get strut brace on though lol.

Hey the only reason took me 4 hours is that the clips that where provided with the lights where the wrong size

plus you didnt help laughin at me over the phone haha,

ill get the pics up as soon as my dimma grill is fitted you know you want it G.

lesz42saxo · 6th February 2006, 02:01

chill, took me 1 hour to work out how to change the main beam bulbs on a vtr, and i used to work for pug ( parts person)............ rang a "MATE" he pissed himslf laughing

Dan · 6th February 2006, 03:46

Yeah mate they are that straight forward. Just undo the bolts on the strut and place the brace on top and tighten back up.

The suspension wont move if the front wheels are on the ground.

Craig · 6th February 2006, 03:49

just dnt do what i did

overtighten as it took me a weekend to get a new turret plate with new bolts and refit strut,

they NEED bugger all tightening on them as there about as weak as a breadstick !!