looking for an engine torque brace
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looking for an engine torque brace
I did a search, and came up with a link to fcstore.com and an engine brace from there. I've been to the site before, but now it appears down. Anybody know where I could get one of these braces? I don't want what Maztatrix has, as that's like $220. The engine brace I'm thinking of is just that, no strut bracing, and only about $60. Any links or pointers would be appreciated.
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Buy it at Racingbeat: http://www.racingbeat.com/
I just got one but haven't installed it yet. $65 plus shipping. I heard they work wonders. Anybody want to reinforce that for me?
I just got one but haven't installed it yet. $65 plus shipping. I heard they work wonders. Anybody want to reinforce that for me?
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Re: looking for an engine torque brace
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I did a search, and came up with a link to fcstore.com and an engine brace from there. I've been to the site before, but now it appears down.
I did a search, and came up with a link to fcstore.com and an engine brace from there. I've been to the site before, but now it appears down.
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yeah. try calling those **** and no body ever picks the phone up! ... it just me? ive called sooooooo many times and all i hear is "thank you for calling speed machine performance, bla bla bla..."
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yeah me too! oh well. i guess i'll do it. with less engine torue movement in the engine bay, it supposedly sends more of the torque down the e-shaft instead giving you a bit more power when you engage the clutch. what do you think? bs?
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yeah me too! oh well. i guess i'll do it. with less engine torue movement in the engine bay, it supposedly sends more of the torque down the e-shaft instead giving you a bit more power when you engage the clutch. what do you think? bs?
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yeah me too! oh well. i guess i'll do it. with less engine torue movement in the engine bay, it supposedly sends more of the torque down the e-shaft instead giving you a bit more power when you engage the clutch. what do you think? bs?
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yeah me too! oh well. i guess i'll do it. with less engine torue movement in the engine bay, it supposedly sends more of the torque down the e-shaft instead giving you a bit more power when you engage the clutch. what do you think? bs?
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wooops. anyways i emailed the guys from speed machine performance asking about installation and he emailed me this http://www.fc3s.org/how_tos/suspensi...ine_brace.html just in case any of you wanted to see it.
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it won't give you any more power, that part is BS. However, it will solidify the engine in the car, and you will get quicker throttle response. On top of that, any bucking from off/on gas movements should be greatly reduced, and any clutch shudder when moving from a stop should also be greatly reduced, if not eliminated.
That's what I'm hoping for, anyway
That's what I'm hoping for, anyway
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