Replacing trunk torsion bars
#1
Replacing trunk torsion bars
I want to replace the trunk torsion bars with two gas strut/strings.
I've seen an old 4th gen thread with dead pictures but haven't seen a 5th gen equivalent. Anybody done this? Anyone have pictures and a model # for the gas strut/spring.
I can't take the buzzing they give off with a sub.
I've seen an old 4th gen thread with dead pictures but haven't seen a 5th gen equivalent. Anybody done this? Anyone have pictures and a model # for the gas strut/spring.
I can't take the buzzing they give off with a sub.
#2
I want to replace the trunk torsion bars with two gas strut/strings.
I've seen an old 4th gen thread with dead pictures but haven't seen a 5th gen equivalent. Anybody done this? Anyone have pictures and a model # for the gas strut/spring.
I can't take the buzzing they give off with a sub.
I've seen an old 4th gen thread with dead pictures but haven't seen a 5th gen equivalent. Anybody done this? Anyone have pictures and a model # for the gas strut/spring.
I can't take the buzzing they give off with a sub.
#4
If it helps, once they are wrapped with the hose, put a zip tie around the section where it crosses. I did that from day 1 when I had my car. Never had a rattle from the torsion bars.
#7
I don't see how a torsion trunk bar would set the rear sub buzzing noise. It like taking your metal rod and place near your speaker while it playing would not give feedback. It would be interesting if anyone tried to convert to gas strut, would need brackets and hinges to do that. I don't think there's a enough space to make it all work, unless someone has tried
#8
I don't see how a torsion trunk bar would set the rear sub buzzing noise. It like taking your metal rod and place near your speaker while it playing would not give feedback. It would be interesting if anyone tried to convert to gas strut, would need brackets and hinges to do that. I don't think there's a enough space to make it all work, unless someone has tried
#9
Someone's done it very successfully to a 4th gen. I've just never seen anyone do it on a 5th. I'm sure it's very possible - 4 tie wraps is just a lot easier and cheaper.
#10
^this. It's an aftermarket sub in a box that rattles the torsion bars. I have them wrapped in pipe insulating foam and I took some tie wraps to them today at 4 different points to see if I can make them tight enough to stop.
Someone's done it very successfully to a 4th gen. I've just never seen anyone do it on a 5th. I'm sure it's very possible - 4 tie wraps is just a lot easier and cheaper.
Someone's done it very successfully to a 4th gen. I've just never seen anyone do it on a 5th. I'm sure it's very possible - 4 tie wraps is just a lot easier and cheaper.
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