damian

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...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

RX7SpiritR

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nice

damian

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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)

FormerPorscheGuy

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

fdeeznutz

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

911GT2

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

alberto_mg

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

TwinTurbo93

Yeah, you should be proud of yourself.

rxrotary2_7

LOL! true true! his cars are NICE!

damian

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>>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.

damian

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>>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

bros0000

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.

damian

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agreed

RotorMotor

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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

damian

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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.