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Old 02-22-15, 10:34 AM
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Can someone measure the distance between the front strut towers on a GS300.For example between two bolts for the shock absorbers.
I have been in a collission,and i need to know if it's worse than it looks.
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Old 04-08-15, 12:47 PM
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I'm afraid that my right tower is 1" to much to the center of the car.
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I would take the car to a shop and have them inspect it.
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That will cost more than buying another GS300.
I always do everything myself,but i want to know if i need to cut in front of or behind the tower.
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Originally Posted by Polkatulk
Can someone measure the distance between the... two bolts for the [front] shock absorbers.
This is a pretty easy request for someone to help out with. I hope someone can get this for you.
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36.5" from each strut bolt in the center post to post.
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36.5" from each strut bolt in the center post to post.
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Originally Posted by AL98GS400
36.5" from each strut bolt in the center post to post.


Beat me to it... I was checking in to see if anyone did it, or I was gonna.... lol
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Originally Posted by AL98GS400
36.5" from each strut bolt in the center post to post.
Wonderful,same as mine.
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