Spoon Sports Engine Torque Damper Set
08-29-2006, 07:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Brian_s2000,Aug 29 2006, 08:46 PM
Sam,
Spoon, J's, NRG, 5zigen, etc are pretty much the same. Just a rebadge.
You need to take, knock or pry off the bracket where you mount the fuse box to. It is the bracket next to the strut mount.
As for clearing issue, you need to really pull up and tie wrap a/c to the heater line or else it will rub the a/c line and the etd. If it rub you probably will not get the full effect.
After you remove the old bracket, there is no where you can mount the fuse box to. It is pretty much loose.
Unless you know someone that is willing to fabricate you a custom bracket so that you will not have any rubbing, removing the bracket or loose fuse box. Also you
Hope this helps!
Spoon, J's, NRG, 5zigen, etc are pretty much the same. Just a rebadge.
You need to take, knock or pry off the bracket where you mount the fuse box to. It is the bracket next to the strut mount.
As for clearing issue, you need to really pull up and tie wrap a/c to the heater line or else it will rub the a/c line and the etd. If it rub you probably will not get the full effect.
After you remove the old bracket, there is no where you can mount the fuse box to. It is pretty much loose.
Unless you know someone that is willing to fabricate you a custom bracket so that you will not have any rubbing, removing the bracket or loose fuse box. Also you
Hope this helps!
as for the empty hole for that fuse box. i zipped tied it to my j's strutbar combo. actually the j's strutbar combo has a hole for that. but it is an enlarged hole.
08-29-2006, 08:40 PM
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[QUOTE]After you remove the old bracket, there is no where you can mount the fuse box to. It is pretty much loose.
Unless you know someone that is willing to fabricate you a custom bracket so that you will not have any rubbing, removing the bracket or loose fuse box.
Hope this helps!
[QUOTE]After you remove the old bracket, there is no where you can mount the fuse box to. It is pretty much loose.
Unless you know someone that is willing to fabricate you a custom bracket so that you will not have any rubbing, removing the bracket or loose fuse box.
Hope this helps!
08-29-2006, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Voodoo_S2K,Aug 29 2006, 06:58 PM
Thoughts. Love the way the ETD feels. Throttle response seems to be some much more crisp. Makes it a lot easier to control the rotation of the rear end. Shifts feel smoother and the annoying shaking of the shifter is gone.
Definitely a nice to have.
08-29-2006, 10:39 PM
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Daniel, if you want, I'll set one aside for you...
I got more coming in.
opak finally picked up, they have 1 avaliable but someone put a deposit on them. whoever put that deposit please pick up your damper or else im gonna steal them. this is your 12 hour warning!
I got more coming in.
08-30-2006, 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Brian_s2000,Aug 29 2006, 07:46 PM
Sam,
Spoon, J's, NRG, 5zigen, etc are pretty much the same. Just a rebadge.
You need to take, knock or pry off the bracket where you mount the fuse box to. It is the bracket next to the strut mount.
As for clearing issue, you need to really pull up and tie wrap a/c to the heater line or else it will rub the a/c line and the etd. If it rub you probably will not get the full effect.
After you remove the old bracket, there is no where you can mount the fuse box to. It is pretty much loose.
Unless you know someone that is willing to fabricate you a custom bracket so that you will not have any rubbing, removing the bracket or loose fuse box.
Hope this helps!
Spoon, J's, NRG, 5zigen, etc are pretty much the same. Just a rebadge.
You need to take, knock or pry off the bracket where you mount the fuse box to. It is the bracket next to the strut mount.
As for clearing issue, you need to really pull up and tie wrap a/c to the heater line or else it will rub the a/c line and the etd. If it rub you probably will not get the full effect.
After you remove the old bracket, there is no where you can mount the fuse box to. It is pretty much loose.
Unless you know someone that is willing to fabricate you a custom bracket so that you will not have any rubbing, removing the bracket or loose fuse box.
Hope this helps!
08-30-2006, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Quick Silver,Aug 29 2006, 10:39 PM
MrChoi
opak finally picked up, they have 1 avaliable but someone put a deposit on them. whoever put that deposit please pick up your damper or else im gonna steal them. this is your 12 hour warning!
Daniel, if you want, I'll set one aside for you...
I got more coming in.
opak finally picked up, they have 1 avaliable but someone put a deposit on them. whoever put that deposit please pick up your damper or else im gonna steal them. this is your 12 hour warning!
Daniel, if you want, I'll set one aside for you...
I got more coming in.
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hmm this is a good mod. jus finished installing the ETD. throttle response is crisper due to less slack in the whole drive train cause from the soft engine mounts. also when rolling down from xx mph in first to a rolling idle in gear there is less jerk. a lot less jerk.
good buy with a good price!
good buy with a good price!