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TRD front strut


jackso11

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ahh. Bugger.

 

Can you show me a photo of what you have done scott?

 

Not right now as I don't have any. However, in the install guide on MKIV.com (I think) it shows the modification required for a strut brace. I just did something similar to that with an angle grinder :D

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ahh I see. seems strange that toyota would make a strut that doesn't fit with their own bonnet.

 

is it the same with any strut?

 

Yeah, the first one I had an issue with was a non branded one. I had to cut off a little more for the TRD due to it being thicker.

 

Remember that TRD is Japanese, the Japanese Sup didn't come with a scoop.

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You could do that but it acts as a spreader plate. Top speed runs put a LOT of force on it and you might dimple the bonnet.

 

In saying that, a few penny washers would sort that out :D

 

Mines been like it for a number of years now and no problems.

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Whatever you would like to call it, this is the component in question, and provides an explanatory depiction of the solution.

 

Please excuse my positive, helpful and unsupraclublike demeanour. ;)

 

It's called the air guide IIRC. You think being helpful on this forum is unsupraclublike? On my end I would say your sour grapes come from you spouting crap and us calling you on it. You up to 50mpg now?

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