fs:RT-P 3 point strut brace, Finished and some for sale |
fs:RT-P 3 point strut brace, Finished and some for sale |
Sep 11, 2009 - 5:22 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Aug 11, '08 From London Currently Offline Reputation: 7 (100%) |
Just a peak into the prototype which was mocked up for test fitting.
There will be some minor changes such as fixings, a few mm positionings to correct, finish in colour, polish and paint. More information is in the Celica-club.co.uk. Main key pints abut this design: Universal for GT4 and non GT4 with it's modified horizantal bar being 5mm lower so NA's can shut their hoods. Horizontal bar being centralised between the top mounts for strogest point of support Entire structure being 10% thicker compared to other current brands in the market Made from AL6063 ,AL5052 Colour will be gun metal and silver. Correction from this: Release date: Coming soon. This post has been edited by yellowchinaman: Feb 3, 2010 - 3:55 PM |
Sep 13, 2009 - 11:11 AM |
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Enthusiast Joined Aug 11, '08 From London Currently Offline Reputation: 7 (100%) |
a strut brace is a strut brace. the space between struts don't work so hard in what it is better? Not true. Alot of strut braces are made of different mareials and their charactoristics vary in strength and tensile flex. Where as a 2 pont strut brace signicantly strengthens and limits flex between your two top mounts at doesnt redcuce twist in the engine bay like a 3 point. A good strut brace can transfer enough force to press down in the opposite shock absorber when cornering hard. If your brace is not made strong enough and not rigid enough, energy is lost via flex or it'll do nothing. The horizontal brace on ours is located centre between the braces not on the top or bottom edge of the top mounts offering the strongest and most direct line of support. You only have one hood strut on your car? o.O Yes because I have a carbon fibre hood which is very light and two gas struts is too much of an overkill. This post has been edited by yellowchinaman: Sep 13, 2009 - 11:13 AM |
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