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Steeda Firewall adjuster
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some of us have no tech for pic offering. I appreciate those offering (as I am one) and remote diagnosos is difficult to begin with. No pic? even more so. BUT, we do it over the phone, have done it B4 net /microw. pic available, sound files ("What duz ur problem sound like?
etc.
PIC DO make it easier...
Exactly what "hole" R you using? Y R U using an adjuster not old parts?
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg4SGnu2D3E
etc.PIC DO make it easier...
Exactly what "hole" R you using? Y R U using an adjuster not old parts?
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg4SGnu2D3E
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mikestang63
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Holy Crap man!!! Haven't seen you in years... Your car inspired many guys..... Have any recent pics?
Boostedpimp
20+ Year Stangneter 
I've used the Steeda one on a few cars without issue. Actually have two cars currently with the Steeda one. Shouldn't have any problems pushing it into the whole. It may require a little force but nothing where you are thinking of enlarging the whole. That is extreme and like mentioned above a good sign that perhaps the product has issues. If it is a bbk one i'd junk it and get a different one
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If the angled edge to the left part of the hole ( facing the car ) isn't straight it could be a collapsing firewall issue. That would make the hole out of round and could cause your issue. If there are any cracks around that spot it's a good sign it is flexing. I've seen it many times. Only way to stop it from flexing is to make a plate to go over it and file the original hole.
Thanks- looks like your right... i Returned the adjuster and replaced it with another one (same steeda part number) and fit like a glove.. i guess quality control is lacking... thanks guys.
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I stop by 3 or 4 times a year to see what's going on. These are the most recent pic I have and there 4 yrs old
