EG Chassis: best rear subframe reinforcement kit
I know the EGs have much stronger subframes than the EKs, but I am going to be running fairly heavy springrates w/ a 22 or 23mm bar and I want to be safe rather than sorry.
BSQ vs Beaks vs other???
BSQ seems to be my first choice at this point, but would love to hear other opinions.
TIA.
-Dave
BSQ vs Beaks vs other???
BSQ seems to be my first choice at this point, but would love to hear other opinions.
TIA.
-Dave
380# rear on one car.
550# rear on other car.
If I had an EK, I'd be all over the Comptech / ASR / etc. braces that are built to hell and back. I have an EG with a stronger subframe and I'm not running stupid springrates. Is that really necessary?
550# rear on other car.
If I had an EK, I'd be all over the Comptech / ASR / etc. braces that are built to hell and back. I have an EG with a stronger subframe and I'm not running stupid springrates. Is that really necessary?
they are all weaker then the ITR subframe.
I say spend the 180 dollars on the comptech brace, and then you will not have to worry about your sub fram cracking and costing you a huge chunk of change.
I say spend the 180 dollars on the comptech brace, and then you will not have to worry about your sub fram cracking and costing you a huge chunk of change.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Relic1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">IMO, go with the ASR. It is more $$ but in the end it's well worth it.
$180+S and it mounts like OEM.
(price is from the site)
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I completely agree. I like the way the ASR kit is put together and I really like the fact you can use stock bushings on the sway bar!
$180+S and it mounts like OEM.
(price is from the site)
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I completely agree. I like the way the ASR kit is put together and I really like the fact you can use stock bushings on the sway bar!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by prkiller »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
I completely agree. I like the way the ASR kit is put together and I really like the fact you can use stock bushings on the sway bar!</TD></TR></TABLE>
i 3rdly agree... i will be using this with my 26mm mugen rear bar.
but i used the bsq kit and a 22 and also a 23mm bar with flex coilovers and not issues with tear out at all, over 2 years.
I completely agree. I like the way the ASR kit is put together and I really like the fact you can use stock bushings on the sway bar!</TD></TR></TABLE>
i 3rdly agree... i will be using this with my 26mm mugen rear bar.
but i used the bsq kit and a 22 and also a 23mm bar with flex coilovers and not issues with tear out at all, over 2 years.
.<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by senpai »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Is the COmptech site the only place to get their stuff? It's 399
</TD></TR></TABLE>thats for the whole kit, sway bar and all. call up and ask for just the brace if that is all you want, they sell it just it too. like i said i think its 180 or so.
</TD></TR></TABLE>thats for the whole kit, sway bar and all. call up and ask for just the brace if that is all you want, they sell it just it too. like i said i think its 180 or so.
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