Give Me Ideas On Best Strut Tower Brace Design
07-16-07, 07:46 PM
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Give Me Ideas On Best Strut Tower Brace Design
I do welding/fabrication on the side to ease my mind and take away all my work stress from my normal job.
Question: I have seen a few strut tower braces for the FB, but was wondering your input on the most preferred style. I have my own tube benders from mild all the way to extreme for roll cages even for flat stock and feel that this is a no brainer to fab I just need the preferred style.
Any suggestions or preferred features/recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks.
Question: I have seen a few strut tower braces for the FB, but was wondering your input on the most preferred style. I have my own tube benders from mild all the way to extreme for roll cages even for flat stock and feel that this is a no brainer to fab I just need the preferred style.
Any suggestions or preferred features/recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Depends on your engine, is it a stock or swap, what do you have planned for the future? Makes a difference in what you design due to clearances. Sorry I have no pics.
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07-16-07, 08:56 PM
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It's pretty much stock, not going to put in a v8 or anything at the moment.
The cp one with firewall supports impresses me and that is the way I am leaning towards. Also the Rotary Engineering one has a similiar style of cp (comment by Dominicaneddy - yea I had to look the design he was running but it was worth it).
To many choices, just might have to pick one and go for it and see how I like it.
The cp one with firewall supports impresses me and that is the way I am leaning towards. Also the Rotary Engineering one has a similiar style of cp (comment by Dominicaneddy - yea I had to look the design he was running but it was worth it).
To many choices, just might have to pick one and go for it and see how I like it.
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It's pretty much stock, not going to put in a v8 or anything at the moment.
The cp one with firewall supports impresses me and that is the way I am leaning towards. Also the Rotary Engineering one has a similiar style of cp.
To many choices, just might have to pick one and go for it and see how I like it.
The cp one with firewall supports impresses me and that is the way I am leaning towards. Also the Rotary Engineering one has a similiar style of cp.
To many choices, just might have to pick one and go for it and see how I like it.
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I have not tried the RB one, I have looked at it.
I am not going to pay 150+ for something that I should be able to fab up for <100. Besides, I need another project to go build...
I am not going to pay 150+ for something that I should be able to fab up for <100. Besides, I need another project to go build...
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