gsr strut tower bar, bolt's part number ?
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gsr strut tower bar, bolt's part number ?
im about to order the gsr strut tower bar but cant seem to locate the part number for the bolts that will be holding the bar down, anyone know ?
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Any 12mm nut will do. I lost one of my intake manifold nuts and then used one of the strut tower nuts instead and then went to the dealer and picked up another one.
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wait, so there should be a screw that sticks up for the nut to go over ?
i was looking at your car's picture but cant really tell
my gs have the holes but nothing sticks out of it, other than the rubber plug
nice car btw
i was looking at your car's picture but cant really tell
my gs have the holes but nothing sticks out of it, other than the rubber plug
nice car btw
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Thanks.
Yeah, I didn't know that you had a GS. The GSR comes standard with the bar, so there are studs welded onto the chassis.
It is a bar that goes over the two strut studs? In that case, scratch what I just said. I'll try and dig up the number for you.
Yeah, I didn't know that you had a GS. The GSR comes standard with the bar, so there are studs welded onto the chassis.
It is a bar that goes over the two strut studs? In that case, scratch what I just said. I'll try and dig up the number for you.
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A GSR strut bar will not fit on a GS unless you weld those studs in. You have to get the strut bar that attaches to the two studs above the shock instead.
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Originally Posted by Shmoo
A GSR strut bar will not fit on a GS unless you weld those studs in. You have to get the strut bar that attaches to the two studs above the shock instead.
thats far from true, sorry.
all you need are some bolts and nuts and it will bolt right in.
trust me, i did it with mine.
go the hardware store, pick out and nuts/bolts that will fit in the holes (where the rubber plugs are) and you're in business.