Umi lcarb
08-19-2014, 02:32 PM
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Umi lcarb Went to install my LCARB and found that grinding down of the axle weight was necessary. Is this a big process, or even necessary to keep it on the car. Just a noob question please don't flame, it just seems useless..
08-20-2014, 08:18 AM
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Axle weight? The only thing that needs cut would be the brake cable bracket. I had no problems cutting that off mine, especially considering the bracket doesn't actually hold anything; rather, it is just there to keep the cable out of the way -- which it's not in the way of anything in the first place 
08-20-2014, 02:49 PM
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That's what I figured, I just took them off completely. I didn't have to cut any brake cables or anything, just worked around them. Had to do some grinding on the original bracket bc they were a little rusty and wouldn't let me slide the new RB up and into place. Pretty pumped how they turned out and it was a pretty straight forward process; just those 20 year old bolts were a pain in the butt to get off working on the floor. Can't wait to test them out this weekend!
08-21-2014, 08:43 AM
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Axle weight? The only thing that needs cut would be the brake cable bracket. I had no problems cutting that off mine, especially considering the bracket doesn't actually hold anything; rather, it is just there to keep the cable out of the way -- which it's not in the way of anything in the first place
This just shows how long it has been since I personally installed these
Ryan
