New Monster Motorworks XB Roof bar
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From: Mo Val
I know it doesn't do much..........but not all.........in stiffening, but I want to buy this cuz I don't like when people hold on the grap handles............it dirty's the headliner. Dang, there is a handle on the door to hold on to.............and its closer too, lol.
Monster Motorworks..........are u still alive? I want a group buy.
Monster Motorworks..........are u still alive? I want a group buy.
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never mind.........i got a PM with a new thread...............check it out.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...hlight=mmw+bar
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...hlight=mmw+bar
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Originally Posted by hotbox05
it's not so much about being to high as it is that just like their rear parcel shelf bar the mounting points allthough near rear structure , are actually just thin gauge sheetmetal . thus the bar ends up offering almost NO REAL structural support or stiffening
that and they claim it eliminates body roll. WTF?! you mean body flex? body roll is countered with a sway bar.
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Originally Posted by redwar1441
Originally Posted by hotbox05
it's not so much about being to high as it is that just like their rear parcel shelf bar the mounting points allthough near rear structure , are actually just thin gauge sheetmetal . thus the bar ends up offering almost NO REAL structural support or stiffening
that and they claim it eliminates body roll. WTF?! you mean body flex? body roll is countered with a sway bar.
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HAHAHAHAHA, that's the stupidest thing I've seen yet. There's a reason why NO other brands make bars like these, because people who know better know that it provides no structural support or chassis reinforcement.
Sorry, I don't mean to hate, but these products are just getting rediculous. Seriously, $100 can get you alot farther if you invested in something more worthwhile, like swaybars. And if you have swaybars already, then I hope you guys are already smart enough to know that you're wasting your money buying this piece.
Sorry, I don't mean to hate, but these products are just getting rediculous. Seriously, $100 can get you alot farther if you invested in something more worthwhile, like swaybars. And if you have swaybars already, then I hope you guys are already smart enough to know that you're wasting your money buying this piece.
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Originally Posted by cloin54
HAHAHAHAHA, that's the stupidest thing I've seen yet. There's a reason why NO other brands make bars like these, because people who know better know that it provides no structural support or chassis reinforcement.
Sorry, I don't mean to hate, but these products are just getting rediculous. Seriously, $100 can get you alot farther if you invested in something more worthwhile, like swaybars. And if you have swaybars already, then I hope you guys are already smart enough to know that you're wasting your money buying this piece.
Sorry, I don't mean to hate, but these products are just getting rediculous. Seriously, $100 can get you alot farther if you invested in something more worthwhile, like swaybars. And if you have swaybars already, then I hope you guys are already smart enough to know that you're wasting your money buying this piece.
