...thats the pic i took in my garage after installing the diff brace and it being used on the product page on rx7store.net :-)

http://66.216.67.51/product.asp?3=790

 

nice

 

hey Jason, dont i get some free goodies for using my
picture :-) ...how bout those rs/rz calipers for using my pic..fair trade, no? (heheheh)

(just kidding)

 

Hey Damian, How is that working out for you? Are there any negatives to the brace?

 

I am planning on buying that brace after Christmas. I have the same question as him.

 

Nice. You must have done a nice install job and taken a nice pic if Jason put it on the site. Well done

 

that and its the only pic of a car that is actually clean and dry underneath

 

Yeah, you should be proud of yourself.

 

LOL! true true! his cars are NICE!

 

>>Hey Damian, How is that working out for you? Are there any negatives to the brace?

>>I am planning on buying that brace after Christmas. I have the same question as him.

The brace is great, just make sure it dosnt bump against ur exhaust and be prepared for a little vibration. I would say that its a bit much for my street car, but great for my track car.

I may still use it on my street car and fab some mini 'bushings' with the left over urethane from the motor mounts I made a while back, just to dampen the vibration for street driving.

Either way, it does do its funtion, solidify the rear and reduce if not eliminate wheel hop.

 

>>Nice. You must have done a nice install job and taken a nice pic if Jason put it on the site. Well done

hehehe, thanks gt2


>>that and its the only pic of a car that is actually clean and dry underneath

:-) yeah im lucky, store it in the winter and it has been oil leak free.... so far (knock on wood) :-)

>>LOL! true true! his cars are NICE!

thanks keith, so is the dif brace ;-)

other pics are here:
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...ighlight=brace

 

Although the picture is probably public-domain the instant you post it due to the registration agreement, you would think they would have asked or at least notified you.

 

agreed

 

hmmm is this the best way to eliminate wheel hop?? my dads stock 94 w/ 80K on the clock hops like mad... everything is original (bushings etc) i wasnt sure what to tell him. can anyone talk about the solutions to the wheel hop problem (sorry for getting slightly off topic ) -heath

 

at 80K miles, the diff bushiungs are probably shot, id say new diff bushings is # one helper, maybe even go stiffer urethane bushings, then think about a brace.