Installed ASR brace and.........forgot a step
ok so i went and go my asr and itr 22mm sway bar on but after i was all done i went back over to check the directions and it says to drill out the stock swaybar mounting threads...... and i didnt do them... is this 100% needed when installing the brace? should i be worried or should i go back and take it off and drill them out ??? lmk thanks guys
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I read that some guys dont and they say they're fine.
When I installed my ASR brace, I tried to install as it but I just couldnt get a clean, tight fit with the stock bolt in there. So I drilled it out.
Drilling out the welded nut allows you to tighten the bolt thoroughly.
When I installed my ASR brace, I tried to install as it but I just couldnt get a clean, tight fit with the stock bolt in there. So I drilled it out.
Drilling out the welded nut allows you to tighten the bolt thoroughly.
I read that some guys dont and they say they're fine.
When I installed my ASR brace, I tried to install as it but I just couldnt get a clean, tight fit with the stock bolt in there. So I drilled it out.
Drilling out the welded nut allows you to tighten the bolt thoroughly.
When I installed my ASR brace, I tried to install as it but I just couldnt get a clean, tight fit with the stock bolt in there. So I drilled it out.
Drilling out the welded nut allows you to tighten the bolt thoroughly.
I read that some guys dont and they say they're fine.
When I installed my ASR brace, I tried to install as it but I just couldnt get a clean, tight fit with the stock bolt in there. So I drilled it out.
Drilling out the welded nut allows you to tighten the bolt thoroughly.
When I installed my ASR brace, I tried to install as it but I just couldnt get a clean, tight fit with the stock bolt in there. So I drilled it out.
Drilling out the welded nut allows you to tighten the bolt thoroughly.
If you have not already, read this. It's the proper way to install it.
http://www.passwordjdm.com/Install_N...race_DC_EG.pdf
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