Just got my FEED torque brace...KOOL~!

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Dec 15, 2002 | 08:36 PM

#51

SpiritR

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There is one company that makes all of them. None of the companies being mentioned are the makers.

Dec 17, 2002 | 08:18 PM

#52

KZ1

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From: Montreal, PQ

vinbrations are negligible with torque braces wqhen stock motor mounts are used, solid or feed type.

Dec 17, 2002 | 11:38 PM

#53

BoostedRex

NorCal 7's Co-founder

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From: Rocklin, CA

Hey Rated R1, did you say with using that bigger bolt it moved the brace behind the rear most bolt on the ABS unit or just clearanced it better??

Zach

Dec 30, 2002 | 09:59 AM

#54

DavidDeco

I have more fun than you.

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From: Sand Key/Clearwater Beach, Florida

Quote:

Originally posted by widebody2
Please someone who actually has one, can you tell me what the deal is with vibrations and noise? I've always wanted one but have been warned that they make your car a lot louder on the inside and vibrate you to hell. I'm already not happy with how loud my car is so I don't really want much more. whats the deal?

I just put it on Friday and over the weekend drove to Miami and back. The added vibrations are barely perceptible and I have the 'rigid' one not the FEED.

I wanted say it feels like a new car but it's an improvement in shifting and noise/vibration is negligible for me.

Dec 30, 2002 | 10:42 AM

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Rated R1

Oji San

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From: Lexington, SC

Quote:

Originally posted by BoostedRex
Hey Rated R1, did you say with using that bigger bolt it moved the brace behind the rear most bolt on the ABS unit or just clearanced it better??

Zach

The longer bolt moves it more to the front of the car giving more clearance to the rear ABS bolt.