front strut brace
#2
Re: front strut brace
Originally Posted by agarick
Does anyone have any experience with either the Tanabe or TRD front strut brace? Installation, performance, etc...
#3
I've heard that the front bar won't do much for the xD and that you won't notice a difference at all. The rear bar is supposedly where it's at
Actually I think TRD stopped producing the front bar since it had to do with it obstructing the battery. Not entirely sure though. For Tanabe I haven't seen if their bars are out yet at all but I know they have them because they tested them on my car.
Actually I think TRD stopped producing the front bar since it had to do with it obstructing the battery. Not entirely sure though. For Tanabe I haven't seen if their bars are out yet at all but I know they have them because they tested them on my car.
#4
^ true. The xD's combination of rigid chassis behind the engine and front strut tower location act as a giant built-in strut bar. Spend the bucks on a rear sway bar, which the xD's lack completely.
Installation of the rear sway bar takes about 15 minutes, even for someone inexperienced. The useless front strut brace takes a bit longer and is a PITA.
Best bucks for body lean combating will always be sport springs/shocks, but that's also a lot more than a rear sway bar ;-) They are fairly easy to install at home, though.
Installation of the rear sway bar takes about 15 minutes, even for someone inexperienced. The useless front strut brace takes a bit longer and is a PITA.
Best bucks for body lean combating will always be sport springs/shocks, but that's also a lot more than a rear sway bar ;-) They are fairly easy to install at home, though.
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