WORKS Front & Rear Strut Braces-Special
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Originally Posted by Cirrusly Evolvd
That's good math, I only see a savings of $90.
$419 down to $299 = $120 saving
Front brace: $399 down to $259 = $140 saving
Total $260
SO my maths ain't that bad...
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Originally Posted by Jamie@WORKS
The $299 price is for the WORKS items only. Add $30 for the OEM RS trunk bar. Be sure to mention this special for all prices to be valid (simply add a note if ordering online).
It's too bad you guys don't have a trunk bar to go with it...the OEM one just looks cheap compared to the high-speed low-drag bars you guys produce!
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Originally Posted by Boosted GP
Well if you go look at the WORKS site, the original prices, you'll see the specials are:
$419 down to $299 = $120 saving
Front brace: $399 down to $259 = $140 saving
Total $260
SO my maths ain't that bad...
Mike
$419 down to $299 = $120 saving
Front brace: $399 down to $259 = $140 saving
Total $260
SO my maths ain't that bad...
Mike
Gotcha...just messin
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Originally Posted by Cirrusly Evolvd
It's too bad you guys don't have a trunk bar to go with it...the OEM one just looks cheap compared to the high-speed low-drag bars you guys produce!
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Originally Posted by Cirrusly Evolvd
Good answer....
Can you guys give us a how-to on making the cutouts nice and pretty with the trim? Or at least what the trim is made of and where I can find it? Thanks
Can you guys give us a how-to on making the cutouts nice and pretty with the trim? Or at least what the trim is made of and where I can find it? Thanks
I used some rubber U section for the edging of the carpet (picture in one of the previous posts), used a stanley knife (those sharp garage knives) to cut the carpet.
What I did was install the rear mounts on the top of the suspension towers, left the cross brace off, then istalled the carpet (won't fit back completely, but fitted it as best as possible), took a rubber mallet and GENTLY tapped/hit a couple of times the place where the top mounts where. removed the carpet, on the back you will now see the indentation on the back of the carpet, now just cut around the indentation, looking to see where the cross bar will sit so you can cut to clear the cross bar.
Originally Posted by Cirrusly Evolvd
Gotcha...just messin
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Originally Posted by Cirrusly Evolvd
Where do you find this rubber U stuff?
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Originally Posted by Cirrusly Evolvd
BTW, tried to place an order last night and after I filled out all the info and clicked on "Confirm Order" all I get is an error page....
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Originally Posted by EVO8speed
just ordered mine! Now I got to save for the Ohilns stage IV package!
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Originally Posted by Jamie@WORKS
We could have, but in all honesty the OEM bar works well. Why mess with a good thing, especially one that remains hidden from view?