yeah he wasQuote:
Originally Posted by ekhybrid
man that stores during my 2.5yrs has gone thru soooo many managers
which store u work at?
and yes dupac its the one next to d4s... well d4s is next to it actually haha
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yeah he wasQuote:
Originally Posted by ekhybrid
man that stores during my 2.5yrs has gone thru soooo many managers
which store u work at?
and yes dupac its the one next to d4s... well d4s is next to it actually haha
yay i got it.. not sure if its the rite one....
they only have this whiteline one...
thats it dude!
u need washers too
well not very necessary but it helps to keep it centre
oh damQuote:
Originally Posted by [ricer]
wat sort?
ummm hard to explain... but i'll try
see how the holes are long and the bolt can move any where along it...
when u put the washer on top and but the bolt thru it kinda centres the bolt coz the washer cant go over the curve of the D... get me?
oh oh oh i get wat u mean now...Quote:
Originally Posted by [ricer]
thats easy ... i can just find any washer i have .. as long as its big enf .. should do the job...
thx for the info ricer...
i love this thread... for once ppl are being very very helpful
coooool
this applies to the beaks kit too guys
ricer - at the wetherill store man
btn... ASR>break
Just came across this thread, ive got bad news if you got a whiteline swaybar.
Dosnt work with asr brace, where the d brackets would go on the asr brace, there are slight bends in the whiteline bar, which means the d brackets need to be mounted either further in, or further out somhow.
See here - http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthr...605#post647605 half way down the page.
You guys didnt experiance the same issues with this combo:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by [ricer]