Racing Beat Torque Brace
02-10-10, 10:47 PM
#51
Mount the camera to the body and use a long shutter speed. It would be best to do a before and after picture for perspective since some vibration will be present without the strut brace too. There are magnetic "tripods"Mount it to the roof. but you can make one using an old speaker. use a timer, and photograph some thing stationary, a few feet away, and with right angles.
02-10-10, 11:39 PM
#52
You might be right, but you are that same person who down talked autolite on an rx-7 forum, and as a ford enthusiast I don't appreciate it.
Being this is for a car that is a daily driver. I don't want to add any chassis vibration. I'll put up with the shuddering at first gear and just engage my clutch little bit slower.
Called RB about returns, If/when I install this to my car and experience new vibrations or new sounds. It will void the return policy and I will be stuck with it.
Being this is for a car that is a daily driver. I don't want to add any chassis vibration. I'll put up with the shuddering at first gear and just engage my clutch little bit slower.
Called RB about returns, If/when I install this to my car and experience new vibrations or new sounds. It will void the return policy and I will be stuck with it.
02-11-10, 04:54 PM
#53
The Big Ugly!
First I'm not trying to break any ***** here, but " do they say motorcraft on them" is a real dumb comment. The mazdaspeed intake for my MS6 was made by AEM & it didn't say AEM. Plenty of companies make products for others. Honeywell makes both Motorcraft & Autolite. Yes the same Honeywell that makes Garrett. Someone said Bosch for the Ford, well I have worked in shops & was manager @ Advance Auto, believe me Bosch are good plugs, but every stang guy who bought them brought them right back to get a set of Autolites. Now what you say about Autolites is your opinion & you are intitled to it, just don't state opinions as facts when trying to make a point. Too many opinions & taking what you hear, becomes false facts in forums.
