stillen engine damper install help
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stillen engine damper install help
attempting to install the stillen engine damper today. The instructions are kind of unclear and there was no DIY. I searched but couldn't find clear pictures either.
I don't understand where it says to relocate the grounding wire? Can some one show me with pictures which wire has to be relocated where? I have an idea, but want to be 100% sure.
Also, does anyone have a pictures of how the A bracket is installed? This will help also.
Thanks to anyone that can contribute! Thanks.
I don't understand where it says to relocate the grounding wire? Can some one show me with pictures which wire has to be relocated where? I have an idea, but want to be 100% sure.
Also, does anyone have a pictures of how the A bracket is installed? This will help also.
Thanks to anyone that can contribute! Thanks.
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there is gonna be 1 bolt holding the groumd wire to the frame rail. fallow that bolt all the way up its gonna split into 2 grond wires. disconnect those 2 and run them both under the radiator hose. put the little ground wire bacj in it original spot and mount the other on top of the gold bracket
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after finding a few pics online, I figured it out. It's a tight squeeze and kind of hard to install, but i got it to work.
I don't feel any vibrations in the cabin, but definately feel a difference in 1st, 2nd, 3rd gears. Feels like there is no car jerking, smoother shifting, and car overall feels very solid.
I don't feel any vibrations in the cabin, but definately feel a difference in 1st, 2nd, 3rd gears. Feels like there is no car jerking, smoother shifting, and car overall feels very solid.
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it's all good. i'm curios though, i installed the damper very tightly. Even though the damper doesn't move at all, it can still "twist" because the ends are adjustable because of the ball head design on each end link. Is that normal?
The part I'm talking about is the part where the screws goes through on each end. It's design so it can be installed in various angles. But once installed, it can still be moved.
Let me know if you need me to clarify.
The part I'm talking about is the part where the screws goes through on each end. It's design so it can be installed in various angles. But once installed, it can still be moved.
Let me know if you need me to clarify.
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