CHE K-Member Brace w/ Torque Limiters
#12
RE: CHE K-Member Brace w/ Torque Limiters
ORIGINAL: VistaGT
Is it possible to overtighten them?
Is it possible to overtighten them?
#13
RE: CHE K-Member Brace w/ Torque Limiters
You will probably notice a little increase in NVH. It did help with missed shift although I still miss second occassionally, usually at the worst time.
You shouldn't need loctite, the jam nuts should be enough. The install is ok, I found it easier tounbolt my O/R X pipe from the manifolds to get to the nuts.
I have the BMR radiator support/sway bar delete, the K-member brace really helped to stiffen the front back up again with very little weight gain.
I give this mod an 8 out of 10.
You shouldn't need loctite, the jam nuts should be enough. The install is ok, I found it easier tounbolt my O/R X pipe from the manifolds to get to the nuts.
I have the BMR radiator support/sway bar delete, the K-member brace really helped to stiffen the front back up again with very little weight gain.
I give this mod an 8 out of 10.
#15
RE: CHE K-Member Brace w/ Torque Limiters
is this what you guys have and are
going to install
going to install
ORIGINAL: nineinchnail1024
The prothanes alone cured my missed shifts. Fairly easy to install too.
ORIGINAL: blueherd02gt
+1
I'll be putting on the prothane motor mounts this weekend
+1
I'll be putting on the prothane motor mounts this weekend
#16
RE: CHE K-Member Brace w/ Torque Limiters
Those mounts are correct but the bushing arenot they are different than the red (at least according to summit)polyurethane, I called and asked. I don't recall exactly what the difference was but I think the black are not as stiff and have the tendency to make less polyurethane squeak.
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...p;autoview=sku
http://store.summitracing.com/partde...p;autoview=sku