Skunk2 Front strut tower bar won't fit my 96 civic hatch
#1
Front strut tower bar won't fit my 96 civic hatch
Ok so my friend has a 92 civic hatch.
He has a skunk2 front upper strut tower bar that I tried to put on my 96 civic hatch.
This part should fit 92-00 civics.It fits his perfectly but won't fit mine.
Does this mean my frame is bent?
He has a skunk2 front upper strut tower bar that I tried to put on my 96 civic hatch.
This part should fit 92-00 civics.It fits his perfectly but won't fit mine.
Does this mean my frame is bent?
Last edited by Dillweed; 07-07-2010 at 01:51 PM.
#3
Re: Skunk2 Front strut tower bar won't fit my 96 civic hatch
You have to take the mounts off from the bar. Had one on my 96 hatch that came from a del sol. If you cant figure out something this simple you need to stay out of the heat as it is frying your brain cell (singular)
#4
Re: Skunk2 Front strut tower bar won't fit my 96 civic hatch
Laserjock..I did take the mounts off.That was the first thing I did when it didn't line up right away.Stop talking shit on the internet like a little bitch.You're doing nothing to contribute possitively to this site by acting like you know everything.So go fuck yourself and run into a knife,you stupid bitch
#6
Re: Skunk2 Front strut tower bar won't fit my 96 civic hatch
So if it won't fit, at least one of these two things is true:
You could try another brace and see if it fits..
- It doesn't fit a 96
- Your frame is bent
You could try another brace and see if it fits..
#7
Re: Skunk2 Front strut tower bar won't fit my 96 civic hatch
1. Remove the 4 - 14mm nuts from the shock tower.
2. Remove 1 or both of the Allen head thru bolts from the strut bar.
3. Install the 2 end plates. Do not tighten the 14mm nuts until last.
4. Slide the bar into the endplates.
5. Install the Allen head screws.
6. Tighten the 14mm nuts.
7. Have a cool drink of lemonade or iced tea to cool off your hot head
Note: If it still doesnt fit, you can:
slot the holes in the end plates
run and cry to your momma
pay $80/hour for someone to install it for you
give up installing bolt ons completely
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2. Remove 1 or both of the Allen head thru bolts from the strut bar.
3. Install the 2 end plates. Do not tighten the 14mm nuts until last.
4. Slide the bar into the endplates.
5. Install the Allen head screws.
6. Tighten the 14mm nuts.
7. Have a cool drink of lemonade or iced tea to cool off your hot head
Note: If it still doesnt fit, you can:
slot the holes in the end plates
run and cry to your momma
pay $80/hour for someone to install it for you
give up installing bolt ons completely
...
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