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Triangulated or Regular Strut Bar on a Convertible

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Old 12-17-03, 08:01 PM
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Triangulated or Regular Strut Bar on a Convertible

Which bar would you recommend? I am going to get one for Christmas and money isnt an issue. I was thinking that the triangulated bar would stiffen up the weaker convertible chassis more then the regular bar. Do you think it is worth the extra money for the triangulated bar. I'm either looking at the Cusco front bar or the Mazdatrix triangulated bar. Thanks.
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Triangulated, reduce cowl shake...
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With or without the engine torque brace?
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Are we talking the ebay knockoffs or Mazdatrix tri-strut bar with engine torque brace?
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The Mazdatrix one is the only one I know of that has the torque brace option.

If you want a torque brace, get the one with the torque brace.




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