Finally Some Pics of my Tibby!
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (CyberShark)</div><div class='quotemain'>You definately have to take it to the track when you get your turbo..</div>
There is no question, I definately will. But I guarentee there will be money involved wink1.gif
Sorry kit I didnt see your post up there. The bar wasnt hard to install. You just need to have a torque wrench and some patience. I am kinda anal retentive and had to have both cutouts look EXACTLY the same so it took me about an hour to do. Yeah its a good place for the zippo laugh.gif:
There is no question, I definately will. But I guarentee there will be money involved wink1.gif
Sorry kit I didnt see your post up there. The bar wasnt hard to install. You just need to have a torque wrench and some patience. I am kinda anal retentive and had to have both cutouts look EXACTLY the same so it took me about an hour to do. Yeah its a good place for the zippo laugh.gif:
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Hey is the antenna made for the 03-05? Im sick of my 5ft long antenna and would like a short one, is it this one: http://www.arkspeedracing.com/arkcmd/2303742/ (cant find a 07-01)
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MK3design, do you USE your radio at all?
If not, get a power antenna. I've got one, and it works great for Radio, better than stock, and when you are on CD, it's tucked away.
If not, get a power antenna. I've got one, and it works great for Radio, better than stock, and when you are on CD, it's tucked away.
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Nah. No antenna makes the Tib looks a lot less than a radio controlled toy car and makes it look like a REAL sports car. 'course...it'll just make your car LOOK like one. tongue.gif:
I gotta get that ish shaved. Radio's useless for me anyway. Not too shabby though.
I gotta get that ish shaved. Radio's useless for me anyway. Not too shabby though.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (UltraTibby)</div><div class='quotemain'>Sorry kit I didnt see your post up there. The bar wasnt hard to install. You just need to have a torque wrench and some patience. I am kinda anal retentive and had to have both cutouts look EXACTLY the same so it took me about an hour to do. Yeah its a good place for the zippo laugh.gif:</div>
Does the zippo ever fly around there? It dosent for me cuz thats where i have my remote for my underbody lights so it makes both of them realy fit snug. What did u do about the strutbar exactly, like is it hard to just put it in and bolt on? and does it clammer against the back shelf?
Does the zippo ever fly around there? It dosent for me cuz thats where i have my remote for my underbody lights so it makes both of them realy fit snug. What did u do about the strutbar exactly, like is it hard to just put it in and bolt on? and does it clammer against the back shelf?
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I catually took the back shelf out because it started to annoy me. So to answer your question yes it rattled a little. But it is pretty easy to do. Just take your suspension bolts off and then put the bracket on and then re-tighten the bolts to 30 ft/lbs. Then it is just a matter of cutting the side pieces so everything will fit. My zippo moves around a little but it has never flew out. LOL, yet.
