WTB: JA Strut Bar

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WTB: JA Strut Bar

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Don't know if they're interchangeable, but I need to replace a stuffed LH (passenger) side strut bar.
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Post by dirty sanchez »

What's a strut bar?
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Post by dirty sanchez »

Ooooh... I thought that was called as caster rod.
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otherwise known as a radius rod
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Post by JJH »

Cool, now that we've cleared up what it's called, has anybody got one? :)
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some one hit a gutter a bit hard... didnt they just get one from a wrecker when my whele had a date with a gutter i got some parts from a wrecker i think it was called ishmals in dandy but it worked out a bit cheaper



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Thanks Moz, I'll check out some wreckers too.
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Post by MrBishi »

Try checking a later sigma for compatability. They shared a lot of components and may be the same.
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Post by Alspos »

And before you pull it out, measure the length of the thread hanging out beyond the mounting points. That way when you put it back together use the same measurement so you will be close to having the wheel alignment right and it won't be so hard to drive to the tyre place.
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Post by JJH »

Thanks Al, good sound advice.
Now if I can only remember how the rest of it goes back together! :D

I think this is about right????

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Post by C Fernance »

It looks fine to me, but your missing the passenger side strut bar. :D
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