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  • Birthday November 18

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    E. Stroudsburg
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    05 L.GT. 03 Accord. 90 240sx se
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    Cook

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  1. I've had it on for 2 months and its been holding up. I've spend less than $10. I won't be keeping this car long enough to see how it holds up but I'm sure it will last. I just took a look at all the bushings, they are shot. I've also order the trailing arm bushings. Are you replacing the sub-frame bushings too? The most difficult part was removing all the nuts and bolts for the spindle/trailing arms, I had to cut the lower strut bolts. dropping the sub-frame and fuel tank was the easy part. Now, I have to transfer the pump and lines to the new tank.
  2. Good luck with this project, I am in a similar situation, difference is I'm replacing the fuel tank. While the subframe is out, I will also be replacing all bushings. What started all this was constantly getting minor fuel leak code (forgot the exact code). What I originally thought was a corroded fuel fill neck turned out to be broken barb nipple coming off the fuel tank. I don't want to further hijack your thread and let me get to the point of responding to your thread. This is only a suggestion but there is no need to weld a plate to reinforce the rear sway bar bracket, I used straight strut bracket. You can buy this at Lowes or Homedepot. The bracket is only bolted on through the top hole with a big washer as the hole that is there is too big for only a nut and bolt. I've also only drilled one other hole to line up with the sway bar bracket
  3. not bad looking. I have a set of megan racing coilovers from an outback, it just needs to be rebuild. One question though, how would you go about recalibrating the speedometer after up-sizing the tires? Would it be as simple as replacing the vss from an outback? I went into Romraider to see if they had this a table for this, but apparently, no.
  4. Its been over a year, how is the HVAC working? any problems?
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