Fenrir1001
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Yup 40 of 100Isn’t this the FSB that has a serial number? Which number did you get?
So what happened was without the alignment pin, when you remove the 3 strut nuts, due to the weight of the car, gravity will pull down on the strut thus shifting the strut into max camber position because the strut hole on the chassis is Oval shaped, not circle. With the studs being shifted, the strut bar will not fit due to the holes on the bar not matching up with the studs. The strut bar is made to fit on stock strut positioning. With the strut now shifted inward, it will not fit. Therefore I have to fix that alignment so the strut is back in stock position and mating with the bar becomes possible. Thats why the strut pin is there in the first place. To prevent the struts up front from moving. If you dont run this strut bar, its not an issue if you remove the pins. The problem is I wanted to run this strut bar. Its a shame amuse didnt think of this issue and copy the cutout Oval shape onto the bar as well so I can run factory max camber with the bar. Idk if you can see it, but in this picture if you look at the cutout around the studs, its wider than your normal carIs there a reason you put back the alignment pin?
Yea its unfortunate and disappointing that a $2k bar company didnt thought that through. I can always get a shop to bore the extra space needed but do I want to destroy a $2k piece?Ahh, I figured it was a strut bar hole fitment issue. That is a bummer but a very good datapoint.
I wanted to remove the alignment pin to add more camber and didn't think a strut bar wouldve been designed without a little more tolerance for the shock tower holes.