Polyurethane is a flexible material. Occasionally during shipping, sections of the lip may warp or bend in unusual shapes. DO NOT WORRY! Simply lay the lip flat and out in the sun for a day and it will return to its normal shape. To cure the waviness of the front portion, simply purchase a long metal or wood section, clamp this metal section inside the lip (clamps can be purchased at Home Depot), and lay out in the sun for about a day. This will fix the waviness problem.
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Sunday, November 21, 2010
2004+ Subaru Impreza WRX/STI Front Lip (polyurethane)
11:20 PM by onesecond
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Labels: 2004 subaru impreza, clamps, dupont, flexible material, front lip, grit sandpaper, home depot, horses, lips, painting, polyurethane, shape, shapes, shipping sections, styrofoam, Subaru, subaru impreza, sun, warp, waviness
Labels: 2004 subaru impreza, clamps, dupont, flexible material, front lip, grit sandpaper, home depot, horses, lips, painting, polyurethane, shape, shapes, shipping sections, styrofoam, Subaru, subaru impreza, sun, warp, waviness
Sunday, August 1, 2010
SuperPro Volvo 240 Bushings
5:36 PM by onesecond
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Labels: different style, oem, panhard rod, polyurethane, proper tool, series car, shell, superpro, tool source, torque, torque rod, torque rods, trailing arm, trailing arms, tubes, Volvo, volvo 240
Labels: different style, oem, panhard rod, polyurethane, proper tool, series car, shell, superpro, tool source, torque, torque rod, torque rods, trailing arm, trailing arms, tubes, Volvo, volvo 240
The following bushings are available for a 240 series car. All 240 series used the same bushings except the early years used a different style torque rod bushing. The rest of the bushings are the same, from ’75 to ’93. Bushings and crush tubes included. Includes bushings to do both ends of the panhard rod. Requires removal of original bushing and shell.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Red Snub Mount Installation
1:54 AM by onesecond
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Labels: allen head screws, aluminum engine, Audi, bolts and nuts, flat head screw, foam rubber, frequency vibrations, grease, low frequency, PDF Download, polyurethane, quarter turn, ramps, screw driver, silicon, snub, soapy water, splash shield
Labels: allen head screws, aluminum engine, Audi, bolts and nuts, flat head screw, foam rubber, frequency vibrations, grease, low frequency, PDF Download, polyurethane, quarter turn, ramps, screw driver, silicon, snub, soapy water, splash shield
1. Allow engine to cool before beginning installation.
2. Access the underside of the vehicle.
- APR recommends utilizing a lift for this installation.
- A jack with jack stands or ramps can be used if a lift is not available.
3. Remove the Splash Shield. With the flat head screw driver, unfasten all of the quarter turn screws. Note how splash shield is oriented in the car before removing.
4. Remove the three 6mm bolts from the front lower engine mount.
2. Access the underside of the vehicle.
- APR recommends utilizing a lift for this installation.
- A jack with jack stands or ramps can be used if a lift is not available.
3. Remove the Splash Shield. With the flat head screw driver, unfasten all of the quarter turn screws. Note how splash shield is oriented in the car before removing.
4. Remove the three 6mm bolts from the front lower engine mount.
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