RevLimitLaunch
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- 06 MS6/03.5 MSP
i got a set of gt spec trailing brace set from s u for my birthday (yay(boobs) ) and i fealt like documenting the install of them for the hell of it. i have a set of rhino ramps from autozone which made the install a hell of a lot quicker. it took about 30 minutes with breaks in between for pictures and talking to my girlfriend lol.
tools you'll need:
1/2" and 3/8" 17mm deep socket
12mm deep socket
3/8" drive ratchet
1/2" drive breaker bar
pb blaster for kicks
first off here's a picture off the S U site to better help you get a feel of where the bars will bolt on.
and this is the bars fully installed
when you're under the car you'll see the brake cable and bracket are in the way of getting to one of the 17mm bolts, remove the bracket with a 12mm. after that un-bolt the 17mm bolt above it.
go nearly about a foot towards the rear of the car after and un-bolt this 17mm bolt as well. don't lost the washers, it's best to re-use them along with the old washers.
this is how the bar will go on, the raised side will go towards the front of the car
once all the hardware is out, place a washer in between the bar and the body, and the coned washer from the bolt will go in between the bar and the body as well. on the other side, washer-nut and washer-bolt of course.
tighten everything down tight, i used a little loc-tite, the blue version, and don't forget about the 12mm cable bracket as well. this is it, when it's done.
all should be well now, have fun and happy boosting!
tools you'll need:
1/2" and 3/8" 17mm deep socket
12mm deep socket
3/8" drive ratchet
1/2" drive breaker bar
pb blaster for kicks
first off here's a picture off the S U site to better help you get a feel of where the bars will bolt on.
and this is the bars fully installed
when you're under the car you'll see the brake cable and bracket are in the way of getting to one of the 17mm bolts, remove the bracket with a 12mm. after that un-bolt the 17mm bolt above it.
go nearly about a foot towards the rear of the car after and un-bolt this 17mm bolt as well. don't lost the washers, it's best to re-use them along with the old washers.
this is how the bar will go on, the raised side will go towards the front of the car
once all the hardware is out, place a washer in between the bar and the body, and the coned washer from the bolt will go in between the bar and the body as well. on the other side, washer-nut and washer-bolt of course.
tighten everything down tight, i used a little loc-tite, the blue version, and don't forget about the 12mm cable bracket as well. this is it, when it's done.
all should be well now, have fun and happy boosting!
