CC plate install question
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CC plate install question
Got a set of BBK CC plates for my 89 lx. The garage I took my car to for the install said they can't do it because you needcut the stock hole in the shock tower largerper the instructions (insurance reasons) . Is this true for all brands of CC plater or just BBK?If so, it looks like I will be installing these myself so what is the best way to go aboutmaking the hole larger??
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RE: CC plate install question
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Got a set of BBK CC plates for my 89 lx. The garage I took my car to for the install said they can't do it because you needcut the stock hole in the shock tower largerper the instructions (insurance reasons) . Is this true for all brands of CC plater or just BBK?If so, it looks like I will be installing these myself so what is the best way to go aboutmaking the hole larger??
Got a set of BBK CC plates for my 89 lx. The garage I took my car to for the install said they can't do it because you needcut the stock hole in the shock tower largerper the instructions (insurance reasons) . Is this true for all brands of CC plater or just BBK?If so, it looks like I will be installing these myself so what is the best way to go aboutmaking the hole larger??
#4
RE: CC plate install question
I think they probably don't know mustangs very well and when it comes to custom work .. they'd rather not f it up.....but if you have an impact gun and a few hand tools...it's an easy job....but you'll need to take it to an alignment shop afterwards
#6
RE: CC plate install question
they're giving a big smelly load of crap.
CC plate install takes about 30 hour
i broke one being dumb and hitting curbs (dont ask)
drove home (hood was holding strut down..) and ordered a new one. put it on next day in the parking lot at work in about 10 minutes.
CC plate install takes about 30 hour
i broke one being dumb and hitting curbs (dont ask)
drove home (hood was holding strut down..) and ordered a new one. put it on next day in the parking lot at work in about 10 minutes.
#7
RE: CC plate install question
I've installed both Steeda a Maximum Motorsports C/C plates and they both use the original holes with no drilling or filing required.
Do it yourself and then have it aligned.....but I wouldn't take it back to the shop that told you they need to cut the holes bigger if they do alignments, they might try to tell you that you've installed them upside down[sm=lol.gif]
Do it yourself and then have it aligned.....but I wouldn't take it back to the shop that told you they need to cut the holes bigger if they do alignments, they might try to tell you that you've installed them upside down[sm=lol.gif]
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