Complete Install of the E-Motion Strut Tower Brace / Reinforcement (+ Design Updates)

Video Description

Watch to the end for the most recent design update! (timestamp included below) No more stressing over aluminum strut tower failures on your 991, 981 & 718. The bolt-in Strut Tower Brace from E-Motion Engineering is the most affective solution for reinforcing your strut towers. No permanent modifications to your chassis and minimal amounts of trimming to the plastic covers. Not only does this ensure reliability but it also doubles as a chassis stiffening component that increases rigidity in a crucial location. As always, dual function! Available for purchase on our website. 0:00 Intro 0:30 Strut Tower Failure Explanation 0:46 Strut Tower Reinforcement Bar Description 1:22 Walkthrough of Parts for Reinforcement Bar 3:15 Works with aftermarket parts and camber plates 4:00 Remove Plastics and Unbolt Fender Liners to Gain access to backside of Tower to install hardware 4:45 Remove Center lock tool and pump/compressor 5:37 Open up pollen filter air box, remove lid, side out filter 6:03 support both sides of strut so it doesn’t fall out/prevent movement (compress tender spring) 6:58 small amount of trimming on pollen filter air box 7:42 insert small pylon 8:17 leave all hardware loose until completely done with install 8:30 plate install 8:46 aluminum spacer 8:53 m8 hardware 9:26 large pylon explanation / install 9:54 move vacuum lines out of the way 10:18 move windshield washer filler to install hardware 12:04 install windshield washer filler relocation bracket 12:43 ready for bar install 12:45 counter sunk hardware 13:18 tighten down towers 14:25 tighten pylon 14:38 take bar out and mark lid to trim pollen filter box 15:05 mark the lid 15:40 cutting lid 15:45 install filter 15:59 install lid with pylon poking through 16:11 put bar back on 16:43 check all hardware and paint mark after you insure it is all tight 16:57 install plastics 17:29 important design update Checkout our website for more information, or who knows.. maybe start turning the gears on your own build! www.emotionengineering.co Instagram: @emotion_engineering