TOMS Front Lower Chassis Brace Installed
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Originally posted by DrewGS4
LXOGood, do you notice a huge difference from the TRD to the TOMs in terms of how the car handles?
LXOGood, do you notice a huge difference from the TRD to the TOMs in terms of how the car handles?
I would imagine the difference is slight between the two, but having the front links for added support was worth the extra money. Plus, I'm in the process of getting the TOMS rear links to match... Overall, either one is worth it. Cars feels very solid now.
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After a month or so, you can do a full writeup and give feedback on the CS/Toms combo. Since you chose CS, I assume you dont want a buckboard ride, just a nice riding good handler!! if thats what ya got, lets us know!!
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Originally posted by Aristor
I want to know the same too cos' I was gonna get the TRD one. Is there one for the rear too from Tom's?
I want to know the same too cos' I was gonna get the TRD one. Is there one for the rear too from Tom's?
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Thanks LXogod for the feedback.
I currently have the TRD LCB, with a full toms supspension including the rear links. I am running with Tein Flex. I am extremely happy with the current setup. I think the benefit I might get with TOM LCB would be slight if not maybe to stiff.
My chassis would have a negative flex and will probably crack somewhere if I push the car to the limits because there would be nowhere for the car to flex.
The ride is already a bit stiff. Would hate for my passenger to fly out the sunroof when going over a bump.
I currently have the TRD LCB, with a full toms supspension including the rear links. I am running with Tein Flex. I am extremely happy with the current setup. I think the benefit I might get with TOM LCB would be slight if not maybe to stiff.
My chassis would have a negative flex and will probably crack somewhere if I push the car to the limits because there would be nowhere for the car to flex.
The ride is already a bit stiff. Would hate for my passenger to fly out the sunroof when going over a bump.
#21
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Originally posted by DrewGS4
Thanks LXogod for the feedback.
I currently have the TRD LCB, with a full toms supspension including the rear links. I am running with Tein Flex. I am extremely happy with the current setup. I think the benefit I might get with TOM LCB would be slight if not maybe to stiff.
My chassis would have a negative flex and will probably crack somewhere if I push the car to the limits because there would be nowhere for the car to flex.
The ride is already a bit stiff. Would hate for my passenger to fly out the sunroof when going over a bump.
Thanks LXogod for the feedback.
I currently have the TRD LCB, with a full toms supspension including the rear links. I am running with Tein Flex. I am extremely happy with the current setup. I think the benefit I might get with TOM LCB would be slight if not maybe to stiff.
My chassis would have a negative flex and will probably crack somewhere if I push the car to the limits because there would be nowhere for the car to flex.
The ride is already a bit stiff. Would hate for my passenger to fly out the sunroof when going over a bump.
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Aristor: I don't have exact #'s on the weight of the Toms LCB. However, I did hold the TRD brace in one hand and the Toms in th other... it has to be at least 2x heavier than the TRD. Steve Ganz might know the answer to this...
Brendanlim: sent you a PM bro..
Brendanlim: sent you a PM bro..
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Originally posted by DrewGS4
Thanks LXogod for the feedback.
I currently have the TRD LCB, with a full toms supspension including the rear links. I am running with Tein Flex. I am extremely happy with the current setup. I think the benefit I might get with TOM LCB would be slight if not maybe to stiff.
My chassis would have a negative flex and will probably crack somewhere if I push the car to the limits because there would be nowhere for the car to flex.
The ride is already a bit stiff. Would hate for my passenger to fly out the sunroof when going over a bump.
Thanks LXogod for the feedback.
I currently have the TRD LCB, with a full toms supspension including the rear links. I am running with Tein Flex. I am extremely happy with the current setup. I think the benefit I might get with TOM LCB would be slight if not maybe to stiff.
My chassis would have a negative flex and will probably crack somewhere if I push the car to the limits because there would be nowhere for the car to flex.
The ride is already a bit stiff. Would hate for my passenger to fly out the sunroof when going over a bump.
i've got all the toms braces and am extremely happy with them. the gs rear end is really loose and these braces tighten it up so the car can handle curves at higher speeds without the tail skipping or wobbleing around. get it, you need it and deep down you know you want it. ivan
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I once bought a Tom's front LCB for one of my overseas friends and recall something like 6 kg for the LCB plus the carton packing.
So, I expect that the weight is about 5 - 5.5 kg.
So, I expect that the weight is about 5 - 5.5 kg.
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