Well I got my bar from IPS racing today

just 2 ?s

1- what are the "L" and "R" paper things for?
2- where do i put the 4 silver washers?

 

The L & R paper things are templates for you to trace out on each strut cover. After you cut it out. You're supposed to trim it in the rubber trim that was sent with the kit. I'm not sure of the washers, but I'm sure they go between the nuts and the bracketsthat support the brace.

 

check our page for detailed instructions and pics if you're still confused, in the mods section. (we both have JDM RSTBs)

heh, forgot i included the full directions a while ago for someone else, it's linked from the site, but here http://www.sandmracing.com/sjdmrstbdocs.html


[Modified by Aleph, 11:29 PM 9/28/2001]

 

man, you're just a helpful ***** ***** anymore..

 

S & M... heh, the yin must balance the yang, and you're such a dick all the time

i forgot i scanned those directions, i guess alot of people who are getting the bars these days aren't getting them. heh, i may be helpful now and again, but like Norm Macdonald said on the Daily Show before his 5 questions, "This is gonna be really hard, because I only know four things"

 

Thanks guys...aelph directions were awesome...ur right, i didnt get directions either...i just popped out the maintenace lids and am gonna keep em off so i guess I dont really have a use for the rubber things

 

Why not cut them out? It looks so nice that way, check the install pics

 

im too lazy lol

i probably will end up doing it but not tommorow no time! and no knife either. thanks tho, i'll be hitting up S&M's site many many times in the future


[Modified by NBP ITR 01-622, 7:26 AM 9/29/2001]

 

Glad to see everything arrived on schedule

PS Everyone should own a Dremel

 

I second that. Dremels rule.

 

stupid question but are the dremels a power tool? or is it just a saw? how much do they go for?

 

yes, dremels are a power tool...you can get just the dremel at home depot for like 50 bucks...but they have other kits w/ more attachment parts in like a 130 piece set for 99 bucks...

 

Nope. sounds like you need an application for we-todd-did racing there george..



D

 

Can't live without my dremel.

 

Just think of it of a high rpm (variable up to 30,000 rpm) power drill with alot of different attachment accessories. Must HAVE dremel heads that I recommend are: sanding drums, high speed plastic cutting head, drill with side ways cutting action, and a metal grinding head.