Rear inside strut brace?
I would like to know who makes a rear strut brace that mounts between the rear two sides by the crago area?
I have seen a picture on here I think it was painted blue and mounted to the cargo hooks.
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I have seen a picture on here I think it was painted blue and mounted to the cargo hooks.
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From: 886motorwerx
Originally Posted by Minsk99
Squirrel has some pictures in an imagestation album and I think on of them might be what you are talking about. It seems to be holding a sub enclosure in place as well.


Its the rear brace from an actual bB. It connects the shock towers and is bolted in three places. Check my Exposed pics for a couple more.
It's all for looks on the rear. It won't help brace much of anything. If someone braces the actual suspension components then I'll care. A cardboard tube and aluminum foil would do the same as what is pictured there.
Originally Posted by DGTLLVR
It's all for looks on the rear. It won't help brace much of anything. If someone braces the actual suspension components then I'll care. A cardboard tube and aluminum foil would do the same as what is pictured there.

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Originally Posted by Minsk99
Squirrel has some pictures in an imagestation album and I think on of them might be what you are talking about. It seems to be holding a sub enclosure in place as well.


Originally Posted by DGTLLVR
It's all for looks on the rear. It won't help brace much of anything. If someone braces the actual suspension components then I'll care. A cardboard tube and aluminum foil would do the same as what is pictured there.
Not that I'm condoning that nipple jewelery in the picture but hey, you might as well make it look cool.

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I think tieing the rear shock towers together would be benificial to prevent flex in the rear of the body. I intend to do this to my Xa as well as tieing the lower suspension pivots together and fwd to the subframe. Stablizing the suspension points is always good for improving handling and the feel of a car.
I think that pic is of an air bag suspension with fancy pivots, it had better be overkill or there would be serious problems when it broke while driving.
ken
I think that pic is of an air bag suspension with fancy pivots, it had better be overkill or there would be serious problems when it broke while driving.
ken
I have taken a Hotchkis front strutbar cut it, heated the ends and bent them down grinded of the tabs and mounted it between the shock towers... It is now being powder coated and I hope to have it back and installed for the SD BBQ party. I am using this for a show mount for a 17" Samsung DVI/SVGA panel display I will be connecting to my carputer. It is a B!tch to do but it works...
Originally Posted by CRxB
Dave,
So you finally gave in to a type-r and got rid of your basslink....can't wait to see the install.
BTW that looks tight!
Hubert
So you finally gave in to a type-r and got rid of your basslink....can't wait to see the install.
Hubert
Yeah... I still like the base link if I was going to use it as my daily driver but ...
DaveM
Originally Posted by Toy xbox
Here is a link to a mock up of a sub enclosure with the Hotchkis Bar installed between the rear shock towers...
http://groups.msn.com/GearheadJr/sub...oto&PhotoID=89
http://groups.msn.com/GearheadJr/sub...oto&PhotoID=89
props on the rear strut
Originally Posted by HotBox
Originally Posted by Toy xbox
Here is a link to a mock up of a sub enclosure with the Hotchkis Bar installed between the rear shock towers...
http://groups.msn.com/GearheadJr/sub...oto&PhotoID=89
http://groups.msn.com/GearheadJr/sub...oto&PhotoID=89
props on the rear strut







