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Old 08-09-2012, 01:57 PM   #1
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GT Spec Front Strut Bar (3point)

GT Spec will be releasing this soon..

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Old 08-09-2012, 02:10 PM   #2
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Old 08-09-2012, 02:25 PM   #3
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I guess you'll have to disconnect this hose to install the GT Spec kit?

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I guess you'll have to disconnect this hose to install the GT Spec kit?
just asked them they said they will be test fitting monday and see what need to be change.
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I guess you'll have to disconnect this hose to install the GT Spec kit?

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or you could just put it over top of the a/c line
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Perhaps. Would depend on how much it would compress, bend or pinch the hose/line.
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it won't, i just went down and pushed on that line. there is plenty of slack in there. Or you could undo the bracket (for the a/c line) from the firewall and make something to mount it lower so it doesnt stick up so high.
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Ah, super cool. Thanks for checking JadeBRZ! That hose did look like it had a lot of wriggle room.
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But then how much does that hose rub on the underside of the brace?? And in more than one place? Looks like a nice piece, but you'd have to recharge the A/C after installing it, it would appear, if you want the hose to go over it.....

Actually it appears that the drivers side that goes out to the strut tower is not welded and you may be able to insert the hose between the bars and the bar has a tab that bolts through the bracket and the strut bolt. Clever if that's how it is done.
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it won't, i just went down and pushed on that line. there is plenty of slack in there. Or you could undo the bracket (for the a/c line) from the firewall and make something to mount it lower so it doesnt stick up so high.
When you pressed on the line, did you do it while the A/C was on?

If that is the high pressure hose, it will probably rupture if something is rubbing against it all the time. I had a high pressure line break on my STi when the line was resting on top of the FMIC piping.

Maybe it won't happen, but I think it probably would eventually.
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If you're worried about that, just wrap a piece of coolant hose or a large piece of convoluted tubing around the AC line.
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