Ebay Strut Tower bar......
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..........Another proud e-Bay strut bar owner here. mine had NO fitment problems and looks just fine, the extra $100 for the cool Racing Beat logo was not worth it to me. Mine may flex 1/10000 of an inch more than one for 5 times the price, but I offset that by cleaning the dirt off of my car to make it lighter, or by adding .0003 psi to my tires.
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do you mean the 4 point rear bar from cp racing. I did a reveiw of one, I ahve installed in my car
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=188270
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=220170
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=188270
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hreadid=220170
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24.99?
I found my out of wreck car, at the low, low, price of $5.00.
They do make a difference. I can feel the car handle a little differently, if its out of the car.
I found my out of wreck car, at the low, low, price of $5.00.
They do make a difference. I can feel the car handle a little differently, if its out of the car.
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Thanks for the reviews! It's always good to know that something performs well for alot less cash.
I agree that just about anything will do the job, I used electrical metal conduit, cut, flattened and drilled for a rear tower bar on my 86 Honda Civic.
It freakin works, so who cares, function over fashion right?
I agree that just about anything will do the job, I used electrical metal conduit, cut, flattened and drilled for a rear tower bar on my 86 Honda Civic.
It freakin works, so who cares, function over fashion right?
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Originally posted by Davidov
Thanks for the reviews! It's always good to know that something performs well for alot less cash.
I agree that just about anything will do the job, I used electrical metal conduit, cut, flattened and drilled for a rear tower bar on my 86 Honda Civic.
It freakin works, so who cares, function over fashion right?
Thanks for the reviews! It's always good to know that something performs well for alot less cash.
I agree that just about anything will do the job, I used electrical metal conduit, cut, flattened and drilled for a rear tower bar on my 86 Honda Civic.
It freakin works, so who cares, function over fashion right?
BTW, I hope you stay away from the dark side (Hondas), and stick with the 7. Let the ricers have the "Civic Nation" all they want, I love the one of a kind Wankel.
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BTW, I hope you stay away from the dark side (Hondas), and stick with the 7. Let the ricers have the "Civic Nation" all they want, I love the one of a kind Wankel.
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Originally posted by BlackIceGuitar
24.99?
I found my out of wreck car, at the low, low, price of $5.00.
They do make a difference. I can feel the car handle a little differently, if its out of the car.
24.99?
I found my out of wreck car, at the low, low, price of $5.00.
They do make a difference. I can feel the car handle a little differently, if its out of the car.
I think you need to have a fairly stiff suspension that is sorted out before you can even use a fraction of the potential of the strut bar.
THe only reason ihave my there because it looks cool .It says racing beat when i open my hood
=)
heheh