Think I Just Blew My Stardard Tubo (rear Wheel) R33s2
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Sikaflex. There are many grades. I'm not sure which one is generally used for this purpose though. -
Yes, and you will never get the shock to go onto the pin with the ARB loaded across the car like that. Too much force.
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One other thing worth mentioning when I did this job I only jacked up the driver side as I was only doing work there, but from what I understand both wheels should be in the air when removing the sway bar links? -
Yep it's an r34. Usually people remove struts without removing the front upper control arm (fuca is what i assume this is?) So not sure why mine wouldn't fit. I know on my other car I did a similar job and it wouldn't fit until I removes the ball joint nut even though I didn't remove it prior. The upper arm doesn't seem to be in the way (the part that's bolted to the chassis. The part that's bolted onto the j arm I'll check that out though. I was going to compress the spring and put it in with the compressor attached but not sure if it will work Haven't seen anyone do it.
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I have a small lip on the boot of the E90 and I've been toying with the idea of trying to mould it in to the boot to remove the gaps. I guess shaving the seams? No idea what the terminology is here. What I'm wondering is, if it's current double sided taped down, what would I do to more permanently attach it so it makes a good base for the filler? It only has edges so no way to bolt it down unless I add some braces. I've done a lot of fibre glassing in my time so that's nice and easy but I'm not sure what my options are here. Sorry, this is the best pic I have and I'm 4 million ks from home ATM.
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