G35 Front Strut Tower brace
Originally Posted by wa2good
Its possible, I will try to show up. Someone please remind me, call or text me around 5PM or so on thursday. 

Still Selling And Still Going Strong
These G35 Front Strut Tower Braces are still available, still selling well, and have been proven on over 36 cars, and some for over a year of hard driven track days.
Originally Posted by rcdash
Scott,
How's the powder coating coming along? I'm anxious to receive this...
Thanks!
How's the powder coating coming along? I'm anxious to receive this...
Thanks!
interested in knowing about the vortech test fit. was wondering... if there is a need for a different/modified STB for the vortech. will that same one for the vortech fit on a engine with cai?
planning on vortech, but dont want to have to end up buying a regular VRT STB then buy a vortech one later.
planning on vortech, but dont want to have to end up buying a regular VRT STB then buy a vortech one later.
Originally Posted by johnjayb
interested in knowing about the vortech test fit. was wondering... if there is a need for a different/modified STB for the vortech. will that same one for the vortech fit on a engine with cai?
planning on vortech, but dont want to have to end up buying a regular VRT STB then buy a vortech one later.
planning on vortech, but dont want to have to end up buying a regular VRT STB then buy a vortech one later.
Since we on the topic of the VRT STB, I want I to say that without any reservation that Scott's VRT front tower strut bar is a high quality product, visually and functionally, and it's a surperb performer in my book.
I took by G recently to Willow Springs Raceway, big track. OMG, let me tell you, I was making very fast and tight turns all day with practically zero body rolling or swaying. I have no doubt that a major contributor was Scott's VRT front tower strut bar minimizing the flex of my G, keeping it tight and grabbing onto the road. I was still amazed how well and sharp my 03 coupe performed going through the corners and turns, making the apex.
I realized that I need more practical power that is also cost effective and reliable. Scott recommended me Stillen SC which served my needs. So, as I'm getting as Stillen Stage 4 SC installed on my G, Scott will REPLACE my front tower strut bar with a different VRT STB design that would accomodate the SC unit.
Scott's awesome product and customer service can't be beat. Not only that, I've made a new friend in the auto performance industry. Scott is down to earth, very approachable, and straightforward. The funny thing is that I was initially very doubtful that his TSB would make any difference, if at all in my G's handling. Man, I was wrong and pleasantly surprised.
I took by G recently to Willow Springs Raceway, big track. OMG, let me tell you, I was making very fast and tight turns all day with practically zero body rolling or swaying. I have no doubt that a major contributor was Scott's VRT front tower strut bar minimizing the flex of my G, keeping it tight and grabbing onto the road. I was still amazed how well and sharp my 03 coupe performed going through the corners and turns, making the apex.
I realized that I need more practical power that is also cost effective and reliable. Scott recommended me Stillen SC which served my needs. So, as I'm getting as Stillen Stage 4 SC installed on my G, Scott will REPLACE my front tower strut bar with a different VRT STB design that would accomodate the SC unit.
Scott's awesome product and customer service can't be beat. Not only that, I've made a new friend in the auto performance industry. Scott is down to earth, very approachable, and straightforward. The funny thing is that I was initially very doubtful that his TSB would make any difference, if at all in my G's handling. Man, I was wrong and pleasantly surprised.
Originally Posted by Good2Go
Since we on the topic of the VRT STB, I want I to say that without any reservation that Scott's VRT front tower strut bar is a high quality product, visually and functionally, and it's a surperb performer in my book.
I took by G recently to Willow Springs Raceway, big track. OMG, let me tell you, I was making very fast and tight turns all day with practically zero body rolling or swaying. I have no doubt that a major contributor was Scott's VRT front tower strut bar minimizing the flex of my G, keeping it tight and grabbing onto the road. I was still amazed how well and sharp my 03 coupe performed going through the corners and turns, making the apex.
I realized that I need more practical power that is also cost effective and reliable. Scott recommended me Stillen SC which served my needs. So, as I'm getting as Stillen Stage 4 SC installed on my G, Scott will REPLACE my front tower strut bar with a different VRT STB design that would accomodate the SC unit.
Scott's awesome product and customer service can't be beat. Not only that, I've made a new friend in the auto performance industry. Scott is down to earth, very approachable, and straightforward. The funny thing is that I was initially very doubtful that his TSB would make any difference, if at all in my G's handling. Man, I was wrong and pleasantly surprised.
I took by G recently to Willow Springs Raceway, big track. OMG, let me tell you, I was making very fast and tight turns all day with practically zero body rolling or swaying. I have no doubt that a major contributor was Scott's VRT front tower strut bar minimizing the flex of my G, keeping it tight and grabbing onto the road. I was still amazed how well and sharp my 03 coupe performed going through the corners and turns, making the apex.
I realized that I need more practical power that is also cost effective and reliable. Scott recommended me Stillen SC which served my needs. So, as I'm getting as Stillen Stage 4 SC installed on my G, Scott will REPLACE my front tower strut bar with a different VRT STB design that would accomodate the SC unit.
Scott's awesome product and customer service can't be beat. Not only that, I've made a new friend in the auto performance industry. Scott is down to earth, very approachable, and straightforward. The funny thing is that I was initially very doubtful that his TSB would make any difference, if at all in my G's handling. Man, I was wrong and pleasantly surprised.
Lou
Originally Posted by ryman546
its $400 for a strut bar? ouch...
it's also a small price to pay when you consider it's effect on handling and the cost of other suspension related upgrades - VRT strut bar plus upgraded sways on a stock G suspension are the critical must-do's in my opinion.
just got mine in - whohoo! made to order, to fit stock airbox and prepped for JWT TT in the future. looks sharp!
too bad i have to go out of town the day after it arrives - will have to wait for the weekend to install. will post a review up in the review section when installed and tested.
thanks Scott!
too bad i have to go out of town the day after it arrives - will have to wait for the weekend to install. will post a review up in the review section when installed and tested.
thanks Scott!



