Nice paint job...
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More pictures are at this site but mostly American stuff.

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Candy colored paint
Ghetto Fabulous

 

I went to your website and saw that you installed RSB using the last two holes on it.

I used holes 3 and 5. I didn't see any other way how I can use other holes.

Does using last two holes makes a difference? Does car handle better?

Thanks.

 

Anyone like the grill?

 

Dany,

The pictures is not correct(reference), this is the setting from my last car. I used the last one at the end of the bar and then pushed it as far forward as possible. The rear bar is now directly under the rear axel beam. If you look at the pictures my new bracket location is at the base of the brake line(small black rubber hose that is bent in the picture).

Using this setting the car corners sooo flat at high speed on and off ramps. To me the rear is planted so well that it feels like the front tires are coming off the ground...in a
sweeping corner.

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Stillen recommends using holes 3 and 5... so you installed it correctly.

 

I thought Jeff mentioned using the last two 4 and 5.
Or maybe I am just going crazy .

I don't think that there is any way to use other holes than 3 and 5.

Oh well it is cool.
Car does corner flat, but there is still some boaty floating left.
Jeff, u mentioned that feels like front wheels are comming off the ground. Yeah, I get that feeling too. Not very pleasant I would say. I did installed Stillen FSTB too.
I just think it is Maxima suspension design in general.

Thanks guys.



[Edited by Dany on 12-01-2000 at 02:35 PM]

 

Stillen recommend using the two inner holes, I just took the one closest the end of the bar and move(that one) out more. Then moved the entire bar forward. I didn't use both end holes...