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Ju coming homes?!
Sweet, yea hopefully we get down there at a decent time but I doubt it. lol
Remember to bring lots of clothes! It's gonna be freaking cold again.
hahah you had me thinking I was crazy! I've never seen a traction bar that mounts there, wonder what ones your talking about.
Sweet, yea hopefully we get down there at a decent time but I doubt it. lol
Remember to bring lots of clothes! It's gonna be freaking cold again.
hahah you had me thinking I was crazy! I've never seen a traction bar that mounts there, wonder what ones your talking about.
and yeah, there are traction bars that mount in the factory front tow hook locations. i know a lot of them for eg's are like that. not sure about da's
What sort of testing did you do? I don't see how you could do anything worth interpreting w/o some pretty intense equipment. And in an instance like this the rigidity of the part off the car is almost a completely useless comparison. the rigidity of the piece will change once bolted to the car because at that point the piece braces the car as well as the car bracing the crossmember. Additionally, some gnarly research may have gone in to the OEM crossmember, maybe it's designed in such a way that the flex you saw isn't an issue due to the way the forces are put on the piece when installed. Unless you're a high level automotive engineer I don't know how qualified you'd be to make any judgements regarding this stuff (no offense, I don't fall into that category either).
And yes, it does mount to where the stock tow hooks are bolted up, as well as 1/2 of the mounting locations the stock crossmember uses.
And yes, it does mount to where the stock tow hooks are bolted up, as well as 1/2 of the mounting locations the stock crossmember uses.
did some work to my teg since I got it. Did the walbro 255 pump, jetta front lip, GS-R tail lights, 16 inch konig rims, tinted front bumper lights. got sum H&R springs coming in tomorrow so I can get rid of the 4x4 look.
There's an OG write-up on G2IC if anyone needs it.
http://forums.g2ic.com/tegtips/interior/15.html
http://forums.g2ic.com/tegtips/interior/15.html
There's an OG write-up on G2IC if anyone needs it.
http://forums.g2ic.com/tegtips/interior/15.html
http://forums.g2ic.com/tegtips/interior/15.html
Quick question: I have two wiring couplers that I'm not sure what their purpose is. One definitely went to the powersteering line but I'm not sure which. The other I have no idea. One is a four pin square plug with two green wires and two black. The other is a two pin plug with one red and one black. Any ideas? Both couplers are pretty small and are in the wiring that would have been routed out the driver's side of the firewall.
Quick question: I have two wiring couplers that I'm not sure what their purpose is. One definitely went to the powersteering line but I'm not sure which. The other I have no idea. One is a four pin square plug with two green wires and two black. The other is a two pin plug with one red and one black. Any ideas? Both couplers are pretty small and are in the wiring that would have been routed out the driver's side of the firewall.
Ok, so now I have a four pin with two green and two black. What is/was even over on that side that is a candidate? Maybe purge solenoid for emissions? Can someone take a quick look at their car next time they're around it and check that guy out?
Check out this link Colin: http://www.full-race.com/articles/traction_bars.pdf
I still just don't see being able to make a real judgement about a FR vs a custom/mod OEM piece like I mentioned w/o either some serious back to back testing or a very good understanding of the forces involved in the scenario (like I said, an automotive engineer). I'm not saying that the FR is a bad piece, just that I'm not convinced it's an amazing upgrade when compared to a modded stock piece. It's something I wish I was able to get more info about, but I just don't see that happening.
And as far as the bar mounting to the side of the frame rail... yes, that's what we've been saying. It bolts to where the stock tow hooks are mounted.
Guy who has my turbo says it looks fine but that's just after a visual inspection. He will take it apart but it'll cost me.
I just capped off the oil feed line and started the car and it didn't smoke and I figured if it was valve seals it would be horrible open manifold.
I do have the valve cover on with the vents, they were relieving a lot of pressure so maybe that also helped?
Not sure what to do.
skunks slip all the time. honestly, i have the ebay camber kit for up front that just replace the joints on the upper control arm that bolts to the frame (if that makes sense lol) and ive had no problems with them. hell i even bought them used








