Daizen steering bushings in stock at EM
07-08-07, 04:29 PM
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Got them put in yesterday around noon and only took 30 minutes. Just in time too. Later that night, I drove up to Crazy Horse in SF for my friend's Bachelor party. The car feels soooooo much better.
I love the fact that EM is only 2 lights away from my house.
Thanks again John and Sandy!
I love the fact that EM is only 2 lights away from my house.
Thanks again John and Sandy!
07-09-07, 10:25 PM
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ill be at Exact hopefully Tuesday around Noon to figure out whats going on with the front rubbing on freeways(big dips). I shaved the fender trimming(that black piece) off and it didnt help. Now i need to take a next step...
07-09-07, 11:03 PM
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Did you remove the two plastic liner plugs and bend up the metal tabs located at the 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock positions? Then tuck the liner behind these tabs after they are bent up?
After that you need to heat gun the plastic liner and re-shape it to be flush against the sheetmetal inside the fender.
07-10-07, 12:58 AM
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On the front you need to remove the trim completely.
Did you remove the two plastic liner plugs and bend up the metal tabs located at the 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock positions? Then tuck the liner behind these tabs after they are bent up?
After that you need to heat gun the plastic liner and re-shape it to be flush against the sheetmetal inside the fender.
Did you remove the two plastic liner plugs and bend up the metal tabs located at the 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock positions? Then tuck the liner behind these tabs after they are bent up?
After that you need to heat gun the plastic liner and re-shape it to be flush against the sheetmetal inside the fender.
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