That does not matter.
It is held in place by screws and as such means that the TPS can move out of alignment. You will need to re-adjust the TPS via the TSRM.
Nope
that is not the case as you would need a THIRD point. This is basic force vectors.
My rought diagram shows the force vectors. Assume the left side of that is on an immovable part of the car.
So if the entire system moves up and down. How exactly is the strut bar doing anything...
hmm
looks like an off shoot of the wiggim's clamps.
60% less the cost of "premium" couplers. So around $30-$50 each. Wonder how much flex they have as I know the wiggims have 15 degrees worth.
South Bend
why?
because they rebuild the clutches for just about all the other folks also ;) That and I have had no issue running my SB feramic clutch.
As for save our money comment. Could not agree more. You will need said, saved money for when parts break. Notice not IF but a matter...
Adjust the bilstiens?
Unless you have someone that does revalving of bilsteins. Adjusting by the end user is not feasible or recommeneded.
Send a PM to Wiisass on here. He is extremly knowledgeable on the Bilstein setups.
I am curious as to why you think that? (You are actually correct btw. If you do the load points, the strut towers have minimal deflection from a side to side motiona s the load is carried by both A arms. It does nothing in the MKIII supra. BUT, Looks are always part of the game ;) )
actually not even.
If you were to add ALL the energy (observeable and none)in the universe. It will be the same as the time of the big bang and actually less due to the heat that is now X-rays. :)
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