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i just bought a new rear strut bar and wanna put it on....

its comes with all the nessesary bolts n washers but i got no idea where to start with the install of the rear bar :confused:

any one with piks and steps on how to do it pls post!!

i'll try to get some piks up of the rear strut bar soon...

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get those teflon coated stickers and put em on yoru car, the teflon makes the air flow over them fast therefor making your car quicker.. and more aero dynamic...

did anyone else notice the sarcasm?:lol: :lol: :lol:

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oh i just noticed your from campbeltown, i was born there, and went to primary school in appin, i lived in appin for like.. the first 12 yrs of my life :D

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got it from power play in drummoyne

its a brand new cusco type... its got all the bolts and the instructions are in Jap :confused: ... and it has a sticker ...  

here is there site....

PowerPlay Imports

Ah,,,so you bought the last one hanging on the wll, $340 wasn't it?. Bugga I should have just bit the bullet and bought it.

Neil.

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Originally posted by ninjadust

yep ....

it had my name all over it.... it was calling me.... did u see the titanium exhaust they had?... looks awsome....they got funky stuff there

Yea I didn't man,,,,thats a cool little place....Jo-Ann's pretty cool too. I just love being served by a women that knows her stuff,,,very refreshing.

:D:(:cool:

Neil.

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I was amazed when I was looking for the car, after all the crap I copped from different sales ppl, jo-ann wanders out and is very helpful/knowledgable etc, and they were happy to provide a test drive that day. They cost more, but that's where it bought the car. Also do all my (all too regular) servicing and brake changes!

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yeah i know what u mean.....

it aint like other dealers... powerplay dont care where ur from, what nationality u are, they dont discriminate any1 from test driving and looking inside there cars, thats what make em soo good...

like Duncan said they are a'lil more x-pensive but they r nice and i dont mind really... u can alway talk em down anyways ..... heheheh... and they give good honest advise

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