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Strut Brace on the way...is it DIY?

My strut brace is due in any day, is it something I can install? Appears that you just remove the bolts and bolt on the strut brace. I have not received it yet, so no instructions to read. Just wondering if I should plan on doing it or have my mechanic do it.

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this is an easy DIY, yes just remove the required nuts from strut mount and install brace. It would be best to have a torque wrench wrench to properly tighten the nuts back down. Don't recall the torque rating for these nuts, but some thing like 15 ft/lb seems to come to mind. Any self rightous DIY'er should have a copy of the "little specification book" available no doubt from PP as a good resource for these bits of info. (torque and such)
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I had a feeling that was all it was for the strut brace, but was not sure if loosening the bolts would makes something come apart while they were off. If I can, I will do one bolt at a time.
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It is a fairly simple task for a DIYer. You don't mention which model you purchased. However, the only caveat -when undoing bolts, you must be careful not to undo the bolt that adjust the wheel camber; otherwise it will be time for an alignment.

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