Euro sport stress bars

[BigAl03GTI]

I had the front lower and rear upper installed yesterday, what a difference thet made.

[Iceman]

:bowrofl:  :bowrofl:  :bowrofl:
You crack me up Al!

[BigAl03GTI]

what do you mean?

[Iceman]

LOL,  it's just funny.  So short and vague.

[BigAl03GTI]

well then, the lower front was an easy install.  remove 2 bolts and that one just slides right in.  The rear upper stress bar:  you have do cut a little carpet and drill 2 holes on each side.  Both are fairly easy installs, and not having anything but VW "sport" suspension I can truly feel a difference.  I am getting the upper front, more for looks, than anything installed in about 10 hours from when I post this reply.

I hope this is a little better Iceman.

[Iceman]

HAHA, There you go Al.  Now if anyone has any questions about install, we can just shoot them the link to this thread.

Can't wait to meet you at WF dude!

[BigAl03GTI]

Install for the upper front is really the only tricky one.  Lining it up right and drilling the holes properly with out puncturing a whole in your suspension.  If any body has any questions, check Anthony's whip he has the same one.

[BigAl03GTI]

heres a pic of the eurosport upper front stress bar

[TheArtfulDubber]

On the front a center punch really comes in handy for getting those holes where you need them, prevents the drill from walking.

The front upper made a huge difference in my opinion. I have the Autotech and steering is much more consistent through the turn, no midturn corrections needed like before.

EDIT: Autotech Front Upper


Eurosport Rear Upper (w/ custom decal I made, that blue one just wasn't cutting it)

[Iceman]

Nice.  I have the Autotech front upper myself.  Definetly makes the car more responsive and crisp to steering wheel input.  I wish they made a rear for the Jetta that doesn't require pulling the carpet in the trunk, or sitting behind the rear headrests.

[BigAl03GTI]

nice pics.