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No, it's not a well-engineered piece. Just take a look at one of those braces while someone is pushing the clutch pedal repeatedly. You can see this "brace" flex a lot. It basically doesn't stop any of the natural flexing of a solid healthy firewall, which is small but noticeable by anyone standing next to the car. Anyone can see it, if they actually test a product rather than believe the hype..
i call bs on your post. I did test the product before purchasing it....which is exactly why i decided to purchase it.
You're probably going to have to add something to that strut brace to keep it from bending forward, as there's no support for it in the direction you'll be pushing it.
You're probably going to have to add something to that strut brace to keep it from bending forward, as there's no support for it in the direction you'll be pushing it.
Possibly, but I don't think my foot is that strong.
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