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Postby s15lara » Thu Aug 31, 2006 1:01 pm

anyone have the instructions to install the torque rod? i know that its under tutorials but the pics are not coming up. i use the pics alot to kinda see where im at. was wondering if anyone had the whole thing and could hook me up. let me know guys, im trying to install it right now. thanx
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Re: torque rod.

Postby SleeperSolara » Thu Aug 31, 2006 1:39 pm

s15lara wrote:anyone have the instructions to install the torque rod? i know that its under tutorials but the pics are not coming up. i use the pics alot to kinda see where im at. was wondering if anyone had the whole thing and could hook me up. let me know guys, im trying to install it right now. thanx


What you need to know????
I have one installed.

1. Have the car cool, and on a level ground.
2. [Optional] take the fan near the battery out. You can unplug it, and then take the bolts off.
3. Take the top bolt off on the OEM one, which should be 12mm-14mm.
4. Then move on to the bolts on the frame, there are 2.
5. Remove those, i think those are 14mm-16mm.
6. Slide the OEM off.
7. Take the bolt and nut off that holds the OEM on the bracket on the frame.
8.[Optional] You can put some washers to swandwich the torque rod between the bracket.
9. Bolt the torque rod on the bracket.
10. Loosen the bolt on the bottom of the torque rod, so you can adjust it to the stock location.
11. Slide the poly bushin' on.
12. Slide the torque rod and bracket on the the car.
13. Then bolt down the torque rod bracket to the frame.
14. Slide the poly bushin' on top, and then tigthen the top bolt down.
**15. If you took the fan off, put it back in a plug it back in too.

Hope this helps.
Let me know if you need anymore help.
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Postby s15lara » Thu Aug 31, 2006 8:10 pm

you have any pics? cuz im useless w/o pics. trying to install it before sat. its my sisters wedding and wanna have everything done. just installed new rotors and painted the calipers and figured that while im down there might as well just put the rod in there. anyone have pics? like the ones that JoeB had posted? pls guys...help.
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Postby SleeperSolara » Fri Sep 01, 2006 9:34 am

s15lara wrote:you have any pics? cuz im useless w/o pics. trying to install it before sat. its my sisters wedding and wanna have everything done. just installed new rotors and painted the calipers and figured that while im down there might as well just put the rod in there. anyone have pics? like the ones that JoeB had posted? pls guys...help.


Well i can post pictures, and point the bolts out to you.....
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Postby Sleeper » Fri Sep 01, 2006 3:33 pm

What are the advantages in having a torque rod??
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Postby SleeperSolara » Fri Sep 01, 2006 6:24 pm

Sleeper wrote:What are the advantages in having a torque rod??


Um, i prevents the engine from movin' as much.
And if you want one, i posted up a GB for the guy to start makin' them again, but no one posted back..... Search for it, and see if anyone wants to buy them again.

Dang i got side-tracked "s15lara" will try to take them tommorrow.
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Postby s15lara » Fri Sep 01, 2006 8:15 pm

thanks man that would be awesome. much appreciated.
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