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Old 05 Aug 2005, 10:47 pm
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quote:Originally posted by turbomangt

Gary, already got the BTG strut brace, but I don't notice any difference in the ride. I think I might get the front and rear sway bar some time later this year, if I have any money left. I drove a guys car with them on and you can feel how more responsive the car is now. Gary
Strut brace= bling-bling in about 96% of the installs. Unless you are on the feeble twisty chassis, also called the "convertable", you probably will never drive your car beyond it's stiff handling area.

Why add more weight to the front of the car? Unless in use, it is extra weight, and extra thermal mass under the hood, (read= more heat-soking potential for your intake)

The coupes have about 15% less flex longitudinally than the "converts" do. This is one reason why nobody is racing the ragtops I guess???

Cheers,

Ron
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