GReddy SI

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Just installed my skunk2 lower tie bar. Now my question is
to tighten it do i turn the nuts <- -> that way or >--< to make it more
stiffer.


After install i drank one of these

GReddy SI

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anyone know?

elevatethis

dood its a tie bar, once its on, its on. Never heard of an adjustable rear lower tie.

Takeoff

Just take a look at the threads on either end. When you figure it out which way, spin the center bar as tight as you want. Then tighten the outer nuts.

GReddy SI

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on the sides is has nuts that u have to tighten

nonsense

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I think he's asking do you tighten it by making it shorter or longer. I would imagine that you wouldn't really have to do much of either. I think that if you adjust it so the ends line up when you're attaching it all should be fine (unless there's a lot of slack in it).

handa

i don't think you can stretch or shorten the tie bar in anyway by the picture....but you can only tighten the bolts holding it.

redlinetuning

once it's on, it's on.. why would you want the bar loose anyway?

GReddy SI

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yes u can loosen it and tighten it

Hater

lol..

Useless..

That bar is totally and completely cosmetic..

GReddy SI

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lol i know but it helped a bit. feels a bit stiffer in the rear.
skunk2 sway or itr sway coming next
that will make a difference

SkyeC

That's not for "making it stiffer," it's for making the bar the length you need for the holes to line up. Once they line up, you snug it up.

Shoulda saved your money and just gone Comptech.

iam7head

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SkyeC &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">That's not for "making it stiffer," it's for making the bar the length you need for the holes to line up. Once they line up, you snug it up.

Shoulda saved your money and just gone Comptech.</TD></TR></TABLE>

i think his question is, when he snugging it up, should be be making them tighter by makeing it shorter or putting put by making it longer

in other word, he's asking shoudl the tie bar be tie up both points or stressing/pushing out both point.

tie bar really would do sh-t tho', i doubt you would really feel something after it's on

whoDAT

i wouldn't know...i have a one piece benen lower tie

AzntaggeR

i think just line it up with the holes and then tighten it down. thats what i did with mines.

2+2=5

so no one know?!

SIRIUS

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2+2=5 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so no one know?!</TD></TR></TABLE>

That about sums it up