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11-22-02, 01:41 PM
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What does the front strut bar do?, ive seen it on ebay a lot and i saw it on a car. And is it as easy to install as it looks?
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Last edited by madmadrid; 11-22-02 at 01:41 PM.
11-22-02, 04:25 PM
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It kills body roll. Let's say you see a stock ES taking a turn really quickly -- the body of the car will move to one side, while the tires stay on the ground, exposing a lot of wheel gap. With the strut bar, the body hardly rolls at all, making qiuck turns much more comfortable.
11-22-02, 04:45 PM
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Originally posted by mcelligott
It kills body roll. Let's say you see a stock ES taking a turn really quickly -- the body of the car will move to one side, while the tires stay on the ground, exposing a lot of wheel gap. With the strut bar, the body hardly rolls at all, making qiuck turns much more comfortable.
It kills body roll. Let's say you see a stock ES taking a turn really quickly -- the body of the car will move to one side, while the tires stay on the ground, exposing a lot of wheel gap. With the strut bar, the body hardly rolls at all, making qiuck turns much more comfortable.
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11-25-02, 05:16 AM
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madmadrid, that bar looks exactly like the one i have. if they are the same, then that bar will absolutely hit the plenum intake and make a really unpleasant clunking sound in some gears, and almost always when you put the car in reverse.
11-25-02, 03:08 PM
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madmadrid, that bar looks exactly like the one i have. if they are the same, then that bar will absolutely hit the plenum intake and make a really unpleasant clunking sound in some gears, and almost always when you put the car in reverse.
madmadrid, that bar looks exactly like the one i have. if they are the same, then that bar will absolutely hit the plenum intake and make a really unpleasant clunking sound in some gears, and almost always when you put the car in reverse.
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