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Old 08-16-2008, 03:19 PM
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Hi

I just recently got a J's Racing STB but theres a bracket that prevents it from being installed.

It seems to be welded to the body and can't be removed

can anybody give me some assistance on how to install the stb?


Thanks for the help in advance
Old 08-16-2008, 04:49 PM
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Youre supposed to break it off.
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Originally Posted by slightly2ned,Aug 16 2008, 07:49 PM
Youre supposed to break it off.
That makes it sounds like a less-than-perfect install.
Old 08-16-2008, 06:14 PM
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The J's strut bar you got probably came with the J's ETD correct? If so, you'll need to either bend that oem bracket downward or take it off by breaking it. Also if you do have the J's ETD, you'll need to drill/cut a hole in your oem heatshield or get the J's heatshield with the hole already cut for it.
Hope that helps,
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yea that helps, so should i just use like a hammer?
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Originally Posted by K7S2KGSXR750,Aug 16 2008, 07:17 PM
yea that helps, so should i just use like a hammer?
Get a 1" chisel, place it in between the bracket & the sheet metal & hit it with a hammer. I recommend that you sand it once the bracket comes off & primer/paint it to avoid rust.

Shouldn't be that hard to do it.
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Or you can message S2Kpuddydad. He sells brackets for the ETD's so you dont have to break anything off. The STB (strut tower bar) is the one that goes across the engine bay and has nothing to do with that piece. I think you have it confused.
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^^^No, he (OP) is correct. I think there's two types of J's strut tower bar, a standard one and one with the bracket that also comes with the ETD. In his case, I don't think S2kpuddydad mod will work.
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Thx for all the help

I was able to chisel that bracket off.

It wasn't a clean break off but im gonna sand it down

once again, thx for the help
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Yeah Knock that right off, take a short flathead screwdriver and a hammer, tap gently on it so you dont let the driver slip and hit the fender. Just use some pliers to twist it off clean.


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