Now.. for some odd reason, I can't seem to come a a decent conclusion on this one.
I got my front and rear spoon bars. Rear goes in. No prob.
Front passenger bracket, problem. I know you have to move all the wires out of the way. Did that. Right now, my dilema is, the ABS brake resivoir is in the way of the bracket by about 1/8"-1/4". And I'm trying to figure out what side of a brake line to put the bracket.
I'm considering shaving 1/4" off of the bracket. Woudn't really make any difference other than give me ample clearance. I'm just wondering if anyone else has had a problem with them. I'm mean, there's hundreds of people around that have these (in the US... I know it fits perfectly on JDM preludes), so I'm sure someone knows.
If someone were to happen to post a close up pic (provided they have a front spoon bar) of their passenger mount, that just might help me out a little.
Originally posted by midn12ght check 98luder's post in classifieds - there's a pic at the bottom. i can't wait to get mine =)
Where did you guys get the rear bar from? And for how much? ... or are they already discontinued?
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sorry - i just noticed your family(4th gen). well, i've seen one somewhere...can't think of it now, maybe do a search on hondaprelude.c under setups - someone's bound to show something like that off...
i just installed my neuspeed front upper strut bar, with no problems, it was a little difficult to get in, but it didn't hit the abs res or any of the lines. fits prefectly.
oh...where did you get your spoon rear upper strut bar for 160?
Ok ok ok. Enough fartin around, I decided to just take the stupid piece to work (mechanic for a Toyota dealership), and grind it down on that wonderful grinder invention thingy.
After that, it went in, no problem. There's no way it would even compromise the strength or functionality of the bracket, so I just did it.
Yay. I have chrome under my hood now... um... bling bling cha-ching?
i got my bar today, but it was too dark for me to try and install it. got any pix of it installed erik? i'll probably have to wait until the weekend to install mine, since it'll be dark by the time i get off work tomorrow.
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did anyone try attaching the mounts first? Someone suggested attaching the mounts first, then fitting the bar in after? that might help out...I get my front and rear spoon bars next week so I'll see how it goes...
Originally posted by Satan_SRV did anyone try attaching the mounts first? Someone suggested attaching the mounts first, then fitting the bar in after? that might help out...I get my front and rear spoon bars next week so I'll see how it goes...
You have to attatch the mounts first regardless... but that's not the problem. It's the ABS resivoir, and the hose that comes out of the bottom/front of it.
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