password: jdm 4-point rear...wtf is going on
recently received my 3-point front and 4-point rear. what a expletive pain in the *** the front was....the rear is even worse. has anyone had experience with these? password claims its an easy bolt in and there's no little secrets....ive been at this for awhile now...and the only conclusion i have is that something isn't right. can anyone help me out?
the shock tower flanges mount up, but the bumper support bolts do not.
the shock tower flanges mount up, but the bumper support bolts do not.
remember that not everybodys car is the same...even small accidents can change these dimensions. The fact that its not adjustable is the same reason you dont hear people saying the ebay ones dont fit...they are adjustable..
...interesting response? i dont see how the bumper support bolts can get out of alignment...as they thread through the trunk floor and into the bumper support....yes i had a slight accident...and the frame checked out 100% ok
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still can be different then any other car. My front one went on easy also, but alot of people say its a pain.
Can you post a pictur of how the rear doesn't line up. how far off are they and in what direction?
still can be different then any other car. My front one went on easy also, but alot of people say its a pain.
Can you post a pictur of how the rear doesn't line up. how far off are they and in what direction?
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if i can get them to fit tonight when my buddy gets here and gives me some added leverage, i say go for it. they look very well-designed...obviously i have no driving impressions yet....im confident i should be able to get them on tonight...hopefully
thought the thread died.
anyway, car feels noticeably more stable. cornering, i fell less roll.
suspension:
Tein Basics, Full-Race Traction Bars, and the Password 3-Point and 4-Point.
i'll get some pics up tonight.
for the product overall
anyway, car feels noticeably more stable. cornering, i fell less roll.
suspension:
Tein Basics, Full-Race Traction Bars, and the Password 3-Point and 4-Point.
i'll get some pics up tonight.
for the product overall
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i'll get some pics up tonight.
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thanks!!!
i'll get some pics up tonight.
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thanks!!!
honestly, it's very easy to 'work' with. i can still fit both of my slicks in along with some tools when i go down to the track.
that's what the backseat area is for!
that's what the backseat area is for!
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