Just installed the Ultimate Steering Response System (USRS) from RR-Racing.

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06-14-16, 01:05 PM

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I still need to install mine... sitting in the garage, no time!!

Are you guys getting your car aligned right after installation?

I would do it either way. Anytime you mess with suspension it is most likely going to throw off alignment in some shape or form.

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06-14-16, 01:18 PM

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I agree. My toe was off when I installed mine and went back to align.

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06-15-16, 08:35 PM

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Yes sir.

-Josh

How much shipped?

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06-16-16, 07:23 AM

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Just installed mine last night.. What a difference! Anyone know what the final torque specs are on all the bolts? I recall the large 22mm bolts needing to be torqued down to 150 ft. lbs. The inner 17mm I torqued down to 100 ft. lbs. and the bracket piece was hand tightened snug...

Thanks!

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06-16-16, 09:43 AM

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Here you go...

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06-17-16, 05:39 AM

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thanks Mike.

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06-17-16, 10:16 PM

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Thanks mike this is my next mod .

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06-29-16, 01:51 PM

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How are are these to install by yourself and on jack stands? I might be able to install mine this weekend.

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06-29-16, 02:14 PM

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^^^^On jack Stands, I guess I can't really can't stay. I did mine on ramps, and it was a total PITA. There just was no darn room to maneuver. If you can get your jack stands high enough maybe it wouldn't be as bad.

Lou

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06-29-16, 02:24 PM

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How are are these to install by yourself and on jack stands? I might be able to install mine this weekend.

Jack stands are the way to go. Should take you less than 1 hr.

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06-30-16, 06:44 AM

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you will need room as Lou suggested, it might be hard to remove the old ones out

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06-30-16, 08:38 AM

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Mine have been on for about two months. I notice a very slightly rougher ride as others have described. All in all they're great. I mainly got them to improve tire wear. Everything else is a welcome bonus.

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07-04-16, 12:57 PM

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I have ramps too, but I heard removing the wheels will make it easier so I plan on using jack stands.

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Jack stands are the way to go. Should take you less than 1 hr.

Good to hear, thanks!

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you will need room as Lou suggested, it might be hard to remove the old ones out

Did you have to use a pry bar or wrecking bar to get the old ones out?

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07-04-16, 01:23 PM

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Did you have to use a pry bar or wrecking bar to get the old ones out?

Yup I used a pry bar.

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07-05-16, 07:43 PM

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its possible without a pry bar. i used my 1/2" wrench and my jack instead of the pry bar. works great cause the jack holds it in place and gives you 2 free hands to do whatever you need. i also did it on jack stands.

i'd advise completely removing the plastic paneling on the bottom. it feels like a bunch of fiberglass shards stabbing you. kinda annoying.

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