Modified my Steeda strut tower brace
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I stole this idea from someone here on TMS, but I forgot who it was... sorry I can't give credit where it's due.
I added a thin sheet of brushed aluminum to the underside so the STEEDA would show up better. It was such a tight fit I didn't even need to use anything to attach it.
I added a thin sheet of brushed aluminum to the underside so the STEEDA would show up better. It was such a tight fit I didn't even need to use anything to attach it.
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Originally posted by blade9@January 12, 2006, 10:03 AM
That would look killer with the sheet underneath painted to match the car.
That would look killer with the sheet underneath painted to match the car.
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Thanks for posting, Dave!
I couldn't for the life of me rememeber who I stole the idea from.
I cut my sheet so it fits flush up against the backside and still be snug enough to stay in there. There's no way it's coming out. It's jammed in between the round bars and the "face plate".
I couldn't for the life of me rememeber who I stole the idea from.
I cut my sheet so it fits flush up against the backside and still be snug enough to stay in there. There's no way it's coming out. It's jammed in between the round bars and the "face plate".
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