member braces
#1
Rotor or no motor
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member braces
hey guys
happy new year to everyone
i ve seen several posts regarding member braces.
i was thinking of getting a set for my fd. I m currently expecting to reach 400+ rwhp with upgraded twins, its for street use and no track use, i would want to go with something "smooth"
i ve seen the a-spec Transmission and differential Brace
and the Autoexe member brace set
i know autoexe is more expensive and some people would choose the a-spec.
if money is not an issue, which one would you choose? and why ?
Has anyone tried the autoexe? any feedback?
i have read that the a-spec(or maybe any transmission brace) causes some sort of a noise.
the autoexe looks a more solid application to me, however it could be used for different purposes.
let me know guys
Thanks
Con
happy new year to everyone
i ve seen several posts regarding member braces.
i was thinking of getting a set for my fd. I m currently expecting to reach 400+ rwhp with upgraded twins, its for street use and no track use, i would want to go with something "smooth"
i ve seen the a-spec Transmission and differential Brace
and the Autoexe member brace set
i know autoexe is more expensive and some people would choose the a-spec.
if money is not an issue, which one would you choose? and why ?
Has anyone tried the autoexe? any feedback?
i have read that the a-spec(or maybe any transmission brace) causes some sort of a noise.
the autoexe looks a more solid application to me, however it could be used for different purposes.
let me know guys
Thanks
Con
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#10
Banzai Racing
You may want to look at our differential brace, it is a different design from the "T", and weighs a lot less
http://www.banzai-racing.com/products_diff_brace.htm
http://www.banzai-racing.com/products_diff_brace.htm
#14
I won't let go
Ok, I didn't comment on it before as I haven't installed it yet, but I do have the Banzai brace as well. I needed it due to exhaust clearance issues. I'm sure it'll do just as well.