DFW guys: Top Speed under car brace
Come on guys, anyone who wants to improve the handling of their car needs to jump in on this, $100 - $120 is a sweet price, look at how much the GT spec brace costs and you'll see. We need MoAr peeps..
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Doing rough measurements, I think they even fit the FX. Haven't heard back on the preliminary tests though.
I know folks who have used the gt spec brace said they like it a lot, firmed up the car, yadda yadda. i figure this should be teh same, since the concept of connecting two points with a chunk of metal to stiffen things up isn't too complex, so it should have similar results, no?
I can't really give a quantitative answer to weather or not this is worth installing, as everyone's perception of value is different.
I'm trying to remain objective instead of saying "oh totally worth it brah, it made my car faster and I can take turns at 200mph...buy two for twice the fun" or something to that effect.
With that being said...any reinforcement bar will assist in increasing rigidity of the object it's attached to.
I'm trying to remain objective instead of saying "oh totally worth it brah, it made my car faster and I can take turns at 200mph...buy two for twice the fun" or something to that effect.
With that being said...any reinforcement bar will assist in increasing rigidity of the object it's attached to.
I can't really give a quantitative answer to weather or not this is worth installing, as everyone's perception of value is different.
I'm trying to remain objective instead of saying "oh totally worth it brah, it made my car faster and I can take turns at 200mph...buy two for twice the fun" or something to that effect.
With that being said...any reinforcement bar will assist in increasing rigidity of the object it's attached to.
I'm trying to remain objective instead of saying "oh totally worth it brah, it made my car faster and I can take turns at 200mph...buy two for twice the fun" or something to that effect.
With that being said...any reinforcement bar will assist in increasing rigidity of the object it's attached to.






