Carbing 3pt. bar in Canadian SiR
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Carbing 3pt. bar in Canadian SiR
It does not work..
.. I have not seen any problem from EK owners or american EM1 owners, but 1 difference I do know of is that we have ABS.. when trying to install this bar into my Canadian EM1, it will push down on the brake fluid reservoir (US Si owners didn't seem to have this problem).. so it looks like we Canadians have bigger fluid reservoirs (assuming MC is the same?).. now does anybody know if this fits the EX coupe (I think this is an EJ?) Looks like my (future) brother-in-law gets a freakin' nice bar..
.. I have not seen any problem from EK owners or american EM1 owners, but 1 difference I do know of is that we have ABS.. when trying to install this bar into my Canadian EM1, it will push down on the brake fluid reservoir (US Si owners didn't seem to have this problem).. so it looks like we Canadians have bigger fluid reservoirs (assuming MC is the same?).. now does anybody know if this fits the EX coupe (I think this is an EJ?) Looks like my (future) brother-in-law gets a freakin' nice bar..
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Re: Carbing 3pt. bar in Canadian SiR (Dre_Chan)
well, it'll fit if I feel like crushing the fluid reservoir but that's obviously not an alternative.. i'm surprised to see that the reservoir size between US Si and Canadian SiR hasn't been documented anywhere.. not sure if you'd want to buy anyways as it's the steel one and I"ve painted it flat black (could use another coat as I've chipped the paint off trying to install)..
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Re: Carbing 3pt. bar in Canadian SiR (eeekay)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by eeekay »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Why did you paint it? You ruined it!!!!
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right.. this was a steel bar which was white.. me being canadian, I have this strange fear of rust..so i rustoleum'ed the crap out of it.. plus flat black is so bling
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right.. this was a steel bar which was white.. me being canadian, I have this strange fear of rust..so i rustoleum'ed the crap out of it.. plus flat black is so bling
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Re: Carbing 3pt. bar in Canadian SiR (sil)
OMG dude you painted it... now how are you going to be like .... DUDE CHECK OUT MY CARBING bar....
Sorry couldn't resist...
Look on the side of your master there should be a number like 7/8ths or 15/16ths... that's the master size...
Or take a pic and show us what you mean Y0!
Sorry couldn't resist...
Look on the side of your master there should be a number like 7/8ths or 15/16ths... that's the master size...
Or take a pic and show us what you mean Y0!
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Re: Carbing 3pt. bar in Canadian SiR (NonovUrbizniz)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by NonovUrbizniz »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Look on the side of your master there should be a number like 7/8ths or 15/16ths... that's the master size...
Or take a pic and show us what you mean Y0!</TD></TR></TABLE>
i don't have a digicam yet but basically the brake fluid reservoir is too tall so installing the bar will push down on it, i'll see if i can find the MC size.. dirty *** engine bay..
Look on the side of your master there should be a number like 7/8ths or 15/16ths... that's the master size...
Or take a pic and show us what you mean Y0!</TD></TR></TABLE>
i don't have a digicam yet but basically the brake fluid reservoir is too tall so installing the bar will push down on it, i'll see if i can find the MC size.. dirty *** engine bay..
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