GB: Customized Trunk/Frame End Bar, GB: Customized Rear Under Brace Options

[vincent_doggy]

Customized Trunk/Frame End Bar - Polished Stainless Steel - inspired by C-One/Laile
Net Weight approx. 1.4kg
USD$120 + Shipping (usd$28-36)
Only fit for ST202 ST204 ST GT Hatch/Coupe/Convertible
ST205 - SORRY



My Production








Customized stainless steel made Rear Under Brace - inspired by Tanabe Sustec Rear Under Brace
USD$60 + Shipping USD$10 all over the world (Used to be usd$75 shipped)
Weighing approx 280g 350g
Only fit for ST202 ST204 ST GT Hatch/Coupe/Convertible ST205 - SORRY
"Under Brace bars are an excellent way of increasing underbody rigidity, they will reduce body flex while cornering and will obtain more responsive handling characteristics." The above statment just copy and paste from some other site, not my writing.
NOTE:
Please have your own judgement on how well the enhancement of handling after the installation of this brace.
I really don't have any spec of having faster lap on track, or better cornering...
So, if u dibs on it... pls don't blame me for buying a crap kinda things later on...

The Blue one is "Tanabe Sustec"



Final Version - More Heavy Duty = a little bit heavier = 350g










This post has been edited by vincent_doggy: Oct 10, 2009 - 7:00 PM

[94celicadude]

1. 808celica
2. razor7
3. whatthe
4. Malpaso
5. 94celicadude

[808celica]

1. 808celica
-1 underbrace
-1 trunkbrace (if it fits like the c-one, which is a little more forward)
2. razor7
3. whatthe
4. Malpaso
5. 94celicadude

This post has been edited by 808celica: Sep 25, 2009 - 12:49 PM

[vincent_doggy]

1. 808celica
-1 underbrace
-1 trunkbrace (if it fits like the c-one, which is a little more forward)
2. razor7
3. whatthe
4. Malpaso GT4 = No Luck
5. 94celicadude

[razor7]

1. 808celica
-1 underbrace
-1 trunkbrace (if it fits like the c-one, which is a little more forward)
2. razor7 - Trunk brace (no underbrace)
3. whatthe
4. Malpaso GT4 = No Luck
5. 94celicadude

Vincent,
Do you have to cut any holes into the trunk to get the trunk brace to fit? Will it just bolt right up? In one of the pictures I see a screw going through it, I imagine that this will connect to the frame itself?

Also, how difficult is it to get out the spare wheel? I imagine you can just slide out the covering from the front, then lift the wheel out.

-TC

This post has been edited by razor7: Sep 25, 2009 - 5:39 PM