it's a racing dynamics strut bar, the UUC sticker was added by me.
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$150 shipped.
private party sale! They retail for about $225.
Nice. Have you noticed any difference at all? Oh, do you have the X-Brace also? I was looking into that, wondering if it was worth it.
I can slightly feel the difference, its tighter and more responsive at speeds. I am just about to order the X-brace today, from what I hear that makes a big difference.
hey cam, what kind of air intake is in there? I'm still trying to decide what would be the best for me.
dina intake.
cam you got a pretty cool deal. I bought mine brand new for 200 seomthing.
cam you got a pretty cool deal. I bought mine brand new for 200 seomthing.
Yo Cam how much could I buy a '97 M3, I am thinking of getting one but dont have more that 17K....do you think I can get an M3 at that price or even an older one....by the way nice bar!!! its hott
Hey, nice bar. I dont wanna seem rude or anything... its probly a great bar and its not that bad of a price. But if anyone is going to get one i would highly reccomend one from Ireland engineering. Dont be fooled its like in california or something over on west coast. But its not aluminum like that one, but steel so it flexes less. Its not hinged but tac welded to steel contact plates. Its an INCREDIBLY ridgid bar at an unbeatable price of $130. I dont remember if they come painted or not.
A lot of people seem to like the hinged, but i find a few disadvantages to them. While they are most likely stronger in the middle section due to larger thicker box beams they have (comparatively) weak hinges. Not that this effects performance. But the major disadvantage is that though the brace keeps an even distance between the struts, due to the hinges it lets them flex up and down individually, or left and right as a pair.
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A lot of people seem to like the hinged, but i find a few disadvantages to them. While they are most likely stronger in the middle section due to larger thicker box beams they have (comparatively) weak hinges. Not that this effects performance. But the major disadvantage is that though the brace keeps an even distance between the struts, due to the hinges it lets them flex up and down individually, or left and right as a pair.
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Fox, you got a website for Ireland engineering??Originally posted by Fox@Apr 23 2003, 06:30 AM
Hey, nice bar. I dont wanna seem rude or anything... its probly a great bar and its not that bad of a price. But if anyone is going to get one i would highly reccomend one from . Dont be fooled its like in california or something over on west coast. But its not aluminum like that one, but steel so it flexes less. Its not hinged but tac welded to steel contact plates. Its an INCREDIBLY ridgid bar at an unbeatable price of $130. I dont remember if they come painted or not.
A lot of people seem to like the hinged, but i find a few disadvantages to them. While they are most likely stronger in the middle section due to larger thicker box beams they have (comparatively) weak hinges. Not that this effects performance. But the major disadvantage is that though the brace keeps an even distance between the struts, due to the hinges it lets them flex up and down individually, or left and right as a pair.
_____ ______ _______
/ / or \ \ instead of ridgidly keeping them like | |
NICE!!!! I've been thinking of getting a strut tower brace myself.
yes you could buy an M3 for that price. I would think you can find a high mileage 97-98 for that price or a mid mileage 95-96 for that price. Check autotrader, when I was looking the had some nice 97's with around 80k miles for low 18's.Originally posted by ManUtd29@Apr 23 2003, 04:27 AM
Yo Cam how much could I buy a '97 M3, I am thinking of getting one but dont have more that 17K....do you think I can get an M3 at that price or even an older one....by the way nice bar!!! its hott
Hey ski its http://www.bmw2002.com/ but i just went and looked (ive never looked in their e36 section) and they dont have one on the site for e36. However since they make everything inhouse if you contact them and ask they will most likely make one. these guys specialise in 2002 and e30 really. I guess i forgot to mention that.
you can be my daddy anytime.Originally posted by cam540@Apr 22 2003, 09:22 PM
daddy got a new toy!
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