Strut Brace Design
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Strut Brace Design
Hi,
I am looking at this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...T#ht_720wt_911
A UK company are supplying them and it seems to have 2 possible advantages, it looks like it might fit under the carpet, and it secures at both sides of the top mount and not just the front fixings.
Does it seem like a good idea? I can't think of a reason why it would be a worse design than many others, as it might distribute the load across the complete area, but will listen to the knowledge of rennlist experts
I am looking at this
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...T#ht_720wt_911
A UK company are supplying them and it seems to have 2 possible advantages, it looks like it might fit under the carpet, and it secures at both sides of the top mount and not just the front fixings.
Does it seem like a good idea? I can't think of a reason why it would be a worse design than many others, as it might distribute the load across the complete area, but will listen to the knowledge of rennlist experts
Three Wheelin'
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I have the same model, bought from Simon when he was operating as Essential Styling. The strut brace is made by KLA Industries in the US (click here) and you might be able to save some $$$ if you buy from them direct.
It DOES fit under the carpet BTW.
Regards
Dave
It DOES fit under the carpet BTW.
Regards
Dave
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Thanks
Using the xe currency converter it work out about £5 cheaper from the US. Not bad but probably will go with the UK as it saves the hassle, but appreciate the suggestion.
What is it like? Is the quality good? Did you notice it?
Using the xe currency converter it work out about £5 cheaper from the US. Not bad but probably will go with the UK as it saves the hassle, but appreciate the suggestion.
What is it like? Is the quality good? Did you notice it?
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and it secures at both sides of the top mount and not just the front fixings.
Does it seem like a good idea? I can't think of a reason why it would be a worse design than many others, as it might distribute the load across the complete area, but will listen to the knowledge of rennlist experts
Does it seem like a good idea? I can't think of a reason why it would be a worse design than many others, as it might distribute the load across the complete area, but will listen to the knowledge of rennlist experts
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Joined: Sep 2004
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Can't remember now. I was fortunate to find an Ebay dealer who was clearing out stock - I bought two at low prices and later sold one on to recover all my costs!
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