Hey Everyone,

On our car, will a chassis brace like this provide that much more ridgidity to warrant the cost of building one? The reason I ask is that I haven't heard of anyone making a product like this for our cars. If someone were to build one, where would the attachment points for the front and rear be? Here's the Spoon one for the S2000:



Any "for" and "against" opinions would be appreciated. Thanks.

-Shawn

 

Those are for convertibles (s2000)- the fixed roof on the DC2 provides the necessary stiffness to the chassis. If you need a stiffer chassis than stock - a roll cage (that mounts to several points in the chassis) is a better idea.

 

for the simple minded, explain that thing better.

 

I know that for one I would be very interested in one.

 

i am pretty sure I saw a dc2 subframe brace in a mag. a while back.. Cusco maybe?

 

spending 32764287643278 dollars on 15 different types of "jdm braces" and not knowing how to drive ownz

 

thats not true...i only spent half of that amount

 

There isn't a brace like this for the ITR. Pretty much the ITR's subframe design comapre to the s2k. Normal lower tie bar will do the work like Spoon , Carbing or Cusco.

 

heh...Ryan rules

best mod ANYONE can do to the car is.........track class

 

One of our board member's (b18bturbo) company makes these already.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=271827

Tom