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Here I installed a Nismo-copy strut tower brace that I bought from UAS on an R33 GTS-t.

rrp $165

Steps:

1. Park the car on flat ground.

2. Undo and remove the 2 nuts on the top of each strut tower.

3. Place the strut tower brace over each of the strut towers.

4. Put the nuts back on and tighten them up.

5. Align the master cylinder stopper and tighten it up.

6. Using left over bolts (if you've removed your airbox use the ones from here) screw the master cylinder stopper bracket into the holes that are provided on the side of the strut tower.

7. Remove the plastic protecting the finish.

8. Take photos :P

Fitting:

CRW_2188_800web.jpg

CRW_2200_800web.jpg

The master cylinder stopper

CRW_2199_800web.jpg

Finished:

CRW_2195_800web.jpg

CRW_2205_800web.jpg

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  • 4 years later...

I know this is a 4 year old thread. But is this for the front or rear? Cause I'm kind of confused by the master cylinder stopper.

Here I installed a Nismo-copy strut tower brace that I bought from UAS on an R33 GTS-t.

rrp $165

Steps:

1. Park the car on flat ground.

2. Undo and remove the 2 nuts on the top of each strut tower.

3. Place the strut tower brace over each of the strut towers.

4. Put the nuts back on and tighten them up.

5. Align the master cylinder stopper and tighten it up.

6. Using left over bolts (if you've removed your airbox use the ones from here) screw the master cylinder stopper bracket into the holes that are provided on the side of the strut tower.

7. Remove the plastic protecting the finish.

8. Take photos :thumbsup:

Fitting:

CRW_2188_800web.jpg

CRW_2200_800web.jpg

The master cylinder stopper

CRW_2199_800web.jpg

Finished:

CRW_2195_800web.jpg

CRW_2205_800web.jpg

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