EndyKwon |
01-13-2015 12:03 AM |
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Originally Posted by pearlyZ
(Post 3078999)
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Something like that, I haven't seen that before.. I've seen the gtspec 6 point ladder brace and their rear strutbar setup that goes in the interior of the car (which also attaches to the seatbelts iirc).
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Originally Posted by AntiVenom
(Post 3079460)
From that thread the consensus is that it shouldn't be noticeable in your handling. Not sure anyone has chimed in about whether or not it will reduce low speed chassis flex over speedbumps.
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I did check that previous thread, but there was no mention about chassis flex.
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Originally Posted by Merv
(Post 3078902)
Aside from launching it off a 4 ft jump or something,I wouldn't worry about it. And as long as road salt doesn't eat away at it,the chassis will outlive most everything else on the car. The noise your hearing most likely has to do with something in the suspension.
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May be the suspension, or I'm going crazy :)
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Originally Posted by zefaulter
(Post 3079452)
I have to agree with OP about the noises. Going over speedbumps slowly sideway, it feels like chassis is flexing a little. Could just be imagining things.
How much are these braces and do they change the driving feel of the car?
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You're not alone man. It might be the sound of the interior panels just flexing, but at the same time it does *feel* like the chassis is flexing *just* a little bit.
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Originally Posted by Kev T
(Post 3079429)
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Yes, that one! It looks like it has both the 6 point and 4 point?
Which also brings up the question, are those gt-spec braces snake-oil? I feel like it could add some structural integrity, but I think the added weight would negate the benefits (If we're talking about handling, not about chassis flex).
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