Installed pics
Any questions feel free to ask away.
Thanks
Jonnie
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Posted by: mestizo at 8:12 PM 7/23/2007
S14 piece in the future?
-Dan
Post Title: Re: (mestizo)
Posted by: Repo Man at 6:50 AM 7/24/2007
| Quote, originally posted by mestizo » |
| Jon is LEGIT! I got one of only two welded versions of this brace and what difference it made. The bolt on version is just as good! Quality and customer service are top notch with Jon! |
Did it help to stiffen the front end of your 'vert mestizo?
Post Title: Re: (repo man)
Posted by: mestizo at 11:29 AM 7/24/2007
| Quote, originally posted by Dano » |
| Are the pieces just painted or are they powdercoated? S14 piece in the future? -Dan |
At the moment they are just painted, but I believe that powder coating may be offered later. That just depends on getting a good powder coating place and deal on the price. As for an S14 brace, Jon has made some prototypes but the people he has sent them to for test fitment have yet to install them. So until they install the braces we will not know for sure.
| Quote, originally posted by repo man » |
Did it help to stiffen the front end of your 'vert mestizo? |
I don't have a vert, mine is a coupe. But to answer your question it stiffened the front end of my car considerably. I had to relearn my car after I put it on. Funny thing is the whole car feels more stable and even got quieter while driving or going over bumps/railroad tracks.
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Posted by: Dano at 12:00 PM 7/24/2007
-Dan
PS, your NSX is bbbbbbbeautiful 
Post Title: Re: (mestizo)
Posted by: Repo Man at 12:49 PM 7/24/2007
| Quote, originally posted by mestizo » |
I don't have a vert, mine is a coupe. But to answer your question it stiffened the front end of my car considerably. I had to relearn my car after I put it on. Funny thing is the whole car feels more stable and even got quieter while driving or going over bumps/railroad tracks. |
Oh hell, I guess it would help if I looked a little closer to your pic. With the darkness and my blindness it looked like a 'vert with the top up. I may have to order two when the ol' checking account gets reloaded.
Post Title: Re: (repo man)
Posted by: mestizo at 1:58 PM 7/24/2007
| Quote, originally posted by Dano » |
| Awesome, well keep me updated on S14 version! -Dan PS, your NSX is bbbbbbbeautiful |
Yes as soon as we get word that fitment is good then I am sure Jon will start selling them. Thanks for the compliment on my NSX, not many people understand what look I was going for, basically I wanted it to look like a JGTC NSX rolling on the streets.
| Quote, originally posted by repo man » |
Oh hell, I guess it would help if I looked a little closer to your pic. With the darkness and my blindness it looked like a 'vert with the top up. I may have to order two when the ol' checking account gets reloaded. |
LOL no problem, and when you get some spare cash just give Jon an email he will be more than happy to get back to you. Great thing is Jon is like most of us are, and that is hard working people who want to pay decent prices on good quality parts. Hence why these bars are priced the way they are. Not to mention they are awesome quality.
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Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 9:09 PM 7/26/2007
Thanks all
Take care
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: Repo Man at 5:07 PM 7/27/2007
| Quote, originally posted by repo man » |
| Who are you sending them to? |
Jon is out of town this weekend. He is sending one brace to Greg and the other I am not sure of.
Post Title: Re: (mestizo)
Posted by: 240z4u at 5:24 AM 7/30/2007
Evan
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Posted by: AZhitman at 10:45 AM 8/3/2007
When someone takes the time to do a good job on something that's never going to be seen, and is gonna spend its life UNDER the front of a car, it tells me they've done their homework.
I think this is gonna be a nice alternative to the (overpriced) NISMO power brace.
Post Title: Re: (AZhitman)
Posted by: mestizo at 11:46 AM 8/3/2007
| Quote, originally posted by a_ahmed » |
| That looks awesome, but I just bought nismo power brace and yashio factory tension rod brace, i wonder if there are any further ways to improve chassis/front end rigidity... Awesome work, looks really nice |
| Quote, originally posted by a_ahmed » |
| i wonder if there are any further ways to improve chassis/front end rigidity... Awesome work, looks really nice |
Check out the other item here ni the Fabricators' Marketplace!
Between Jason and Jonnie, you can really stiffen up the front of an S13!!!
Post Title: Re: (AZhitman)
Posted by: DJButton at 11:28 PM 8/7/2007
That thing is STOUT, and it looks kickass.... Once you get it in there, you can see how floppy and flexible the front braces are without this piece.
Add a set of Suspension Techniques tension rod bushings (or some SPL tension rods) and you're SET!
Post Title: Re: (AZhitman)
Posted by: mestizo at 10:36 PM 8/10/2007
| Quote, originally posted by AZhitman » |
| OK, I just installed mine - Took 15 minutes!!!! That thing is STOUT, and it looks kickass.... Once you get it in there, you can see how floppy and flexible the front braces are without this piece. Add a set of Suspension Techniques tension rod bushings (or some SPL tension rods) and you're SET! |
Have you had a chance to drive on it yet Greg? I know the first time I backed out of my driveway i could feel a difference. Turn in is way better and there is a lot less chassis flex/wieght transfer now.
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Posted by: Dano at 4:05 PM 8/11/2007
I got to see Greg's bar this week unistalled and the quality is great, I can't wait to get one of my own! Looking forward to an S14 piece!
-Dan
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Posted by: NI5MO240 at 12:12 AM 8/14/2007
it's a 1 piece rigid design, more to my liking but I guess this is a nice economical alternative as well. Good job.
Post Title: Re: (Loveless)
Posted by: mestizo at 4:39 PM 8/14/2007
| Quote, originally posted by mestizo » |
| Trust me this thing is stiffer than the Nismo version and it's not even welded together. |
it's these kind of unreliable claims that makes me wary 
like I said, it is better than stock and cheaper than a nismo powerbrace but you can't make these irresponsible claims
Post Title: Re: (Loveless)
Posted by: DJButton at 9:07 PM 8/14/2007
| Quote, originally posted by DJButton » |
| Well I think he's just excited about the quality of it, I wouldn't be that concerned if I were you. If he has driven cars with both and this one feels firmer, then his claims are neither false nor irresponsible. |
Thank you DJ, that is what I was trying to convey.
Irresponsible ehh? LOL! You can believe or think what you want about Jon's brace, I have personal experince with it. As well as several others who also can vouch for the quality and the fact that it does exactly what it was designed for. In my "opinion" it is stiffer than a Nismo and as a matter of "fact" it is cheaper. So I am sorry but in my world stiffer and cheaper is the winner.
Post Title: Re: (Loveless)
Posted by: datsun2401972 at 9:52 PM 8/14/2007
You could do the same for the crossbar mounting plate on the inner sides of the tension rod mount. Hell you could take the bolts out after that....
Still cheaper than the nismo brace.
My only concern is the weight difference between the nismo brace and stock mounts with this brace kit installed. And is that difference worth the extra 60 to 80 bucks if the nismo brace is lighter?
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Posted by: Fenvy at 9:59 PM 8/14/2007
I can go on this all day but it's not fair to Johnny Fratz so I'll stop here. I won't be reading your response because I will be lured to respond.
Post Title: Re: (Loveless)
Posted by: mestizo at 10:57 PM 8/14/2007
| Quote, originally posted by datsun2401972 » |
| If your that concerned about "bolt on" being less rigid than the welded nismo brace, just grind off the coating along the edge of the blocks and pay a muffler shop to put a couple of 1 inch welds down either side of those blocks at the block/Tension rod mount interface. |
Exactly! Just weld it and your good. As for the weight of the bolt on version I can get some specs for you on Jon's brace as well as the Nismo since Jon has a Nismo brace.
| Quote, originally posted by Loveless » |
| Your opinions of it being stiffer has no solid evident behind it. If you at least measure the diameter between the two than you can probably begin to say something. Right now. You're conveying a biased opinion which is why I said it was an irresponsible claim. I can go on this all day but it's not fair to Johnny Fratz so I'll stop here. I won't be reading your response because I will be lured to respond. |
Ok Im not trying to argue, but you seemed to start things off on a bad note with me.
If you want to go tit for tat we can. Your claims of Jon's brace not being more solid or "stiffer" are also "irresponsible" as you put it. That is if we go by your "biased" opinion. Considering you have no factual evidence of the Nismo bar being sitffer or more rigid than Jon's.
I am glad you can go all day like this... however I cannot. I was stating my opinion, which to me is a fact. Jon does great work and his brace's are top quality. I am here to vouch for him and not argue about which one is better as it is a moot point. Whatever is best for you is what you should buy.
Post Title: Re: (mestizo)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 5:12 PM 8/16/2007
Thanks
Jonnie
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Posted by: AZhitman at 5:59 PM 8/16/2007
Even if it DID matter, which it doesn't, your paint weighs more than either one of them.
Lots of people CLAIM to care about weight reduction, but they're the same people with heavy wheels, audio components, extra wiring, electric windows (or windows at all), sunroof, full interior.
Regardless, even if it is 10 lbs heavier (which it isn't, it's actually within a pound), it's still below the centerline of the axles, which means it's fairly irrelevant.
Guys, remember to look at this for what it is: An inexpensive fix for a terribly weak part of your suspension.
Post Title: Re: (AZhitman)
Posted by: datsun2401972 at 9:03 PM 8/16/2007
| Quote, originally posted by AZhitman » |
| Regardless, even if it is 10 lbs heavier (which it isn't, it's actually within a pound), it's still below the centerline of the axles, which means it's fairly irrelevant. Guys, remember to look at this for what it is: An inexpensive fix for a terribly weak part of your suspension. |
Hell, if it's within a pound of the nismo brace I'd say it's an inexpensive fix for a terribly weak part of your suspension that meets or exceeds my expectations... 
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Posted by: AZhitman at 9:05 PM 8/16/2007
And by weak, I mean you can flex the factory tension arms BY HAND.
Post Title: Re: (AZhitman)
Posted by: MagikDragon at 9:09 PM 8/16/2007
| Quote, originally posted by AZhitman » |
Lots of people CLAIM to care about weight reduction, but they're the same people with heavy wheels, audio components, extra wiring, electric windows (or windows at all), sunroof, full interior. |
HAHA Greg, I know that feeling all too well, This looks like a quality part and it is deffinatly something I will be picking up for my street car, when I'm not pissing away money on the race car...
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Posted by: Dano at 1:32 AM 8/17/2007
-Dan
Post Title: Re: (Dano)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 9:10 PM 8/17/2007
| Quote, originally posted by Dano » |
| Send me an S14 piece when they're done and i'll be happy to write up a full review on it! -Dan |
Dan,
I would love to...The problem is that the S14 brace is a PITA to install. The right way to do it would be to take off the existing brackets and drill one hole in each for the bolt on.
Here is a pic of the prototype bolted into my jig.
The thing is crazy stiff, but even a little more work to install than the Nismo.
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Posted by: Dano at 10:58 PM 8/17/2007
-Dan
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Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 11:01 AM 8/18/2007
I have a question though, what is that gold bracket for... power steering bracket or something 
? Would you still be utilizing an anti-crush spacer in that area?
-Dan
Post Title: Re: (Dano)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 5:33 PM 8/21/2007
Thanks for the intrest
Jonnie
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Posted by: Dano at 7:46 PM 8/21/2007
-Dan
Post Title: Re: (Dano)
Posted by: homeslicej2 at 6:21 AM 8/24/2007
| Quote, originally posted by jgauspohl » |
| looks like you have the attention of another s14 owner...should you have an s14 one...I have cash ready...if not I'm buying a nismo and powdercoating my subframe to match before I put in my MMR subframe bushings (which are the **** btw)...I've got stances on the ride. If you have one in GOLD maybe? |
He's working on an S14 piece already, have some patience! I'm sure you could get it in raw/unpainted so when you get it you can paint/ powdercoat whatever the heck you want on it
-Dan
Post Title: Re: (Dano)
Posted by: jgauspohl at 12:49 PM 8/28/2007
haha jk...well it seems I won't be driving the car for awhile anyway...I converted the rear of my car to z32 setup...and stance is out of the adapters which I paid for (because they were "supposedly" in stock)...but will be a couple weeks till they arrive. Definitely hit me up though whenever.| Quote, originally posted by AZhitman » |
| I found an awesome additional use for mine: It now serves as the front mounting point for my skid plate. |
Pics: Maybe - Nothing pretty, just a rectangular plate attached to the subframe and curving up over the tension arm brace...
Post Title: Re: (AZhitman)
Posted by: homeslicej2 at 7:15 AM 8/30/2007
. Sounds like a good deal for a skid plate considering what some people/companies want. thanks
Post Title: Re: (turbo2nr)
Posted by: grmreapr at 11:37 PM 9/1/2007
I welded plates onto the bottom of those brackets trying to stiffen them up. I'll have to go look to see if I could slip the Anti-Crush brackets in there.
...it's a sad day for me
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: 1unar3clipse at 9:45 AM 9/4/2007
Jonnie
(side note)
Almost time to change the Sig...lol
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: Florida240sx at 10:32 PM 9/5/2007
| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
(side note) Almost time to change the Sig...lol |
Indeed... hopefully if all goes well she will be rolling friday evening.
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (mestizo)
Posted by: driftmyke at 12:20 PM 9/10/2007
thanks.
Post Title: Re: (AZhitman)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 3:33 PM 9/19/2007
| Quote, originally posted by AZhitman » |
| I found an awesome additional use for mine: It now serves as the front mounting point for my skid plate. |
wow I didnt really think anyone else on here was running a skid plate
Post Title: Re: (SideWays=smiles)
Posted by: HeavyPork at 9:24 PM 9/19/2007
If you could e-mail me the price shipped to 78242 and your Pay-Pal info we can do this as soon as possible.
chaple74@yahoo.com
thenx...
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Posted by: Dano at 2:50 PM 10/1/2007
To everyone interested.. the difference this made in my s13 is ridiculous. I already have front and rear strut bars, this brace REALLY tightened up the steering. Now i just need a better sway bar for the back + coils and my suspension is set
Post Title: Re: (krazydriver)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 5:16 PM 10/3/2007
| Quote, originally posted by krazydriver » |
| Jonnie, got the brace in. Thanks for the quick shipping. To everyone interested.. the difference this made in my s13 is ridiculous. I already have front and rear strut bars, this brace REALLY tightened up the steering. Now i just need a better sway bar for the back + coils and my suspension is set |
| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
| Ok boys and girls...I have been working on this for a while, and I have had some great success with this bolt in kit. Basicly I designed this as an alternative to the Nismo Power Brace. Nismo makes a great product, but I thought there was room for improvement. With my kit it is not nessasary to to take out all front end to install the brace. It bolts in using existing holes in the brackets, this allows for quick install, and not having the need to realign your car...although it is probilly a good Idea. The kit includes a cross brace, anti crush spacers, sandwich plates, all grade 8 hardware, and a vial of red loctite to keep it all together. Here is a pic of the parts and the tools required to install. I sell the whole kit for $90.00 plus shipping Being that I am one guy fabbing these please contact me for availbility. I take Paypal for payment. Installed pics
Any questions feel free to ask away. |
I am very impressed with this product. If i didnt all ready have my chassis dialed in with the parts i have , i would definitely buy this from you.
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Posted by: gumby74 at 12:43 PM 10/6/2007
| Quote, originally posted by AZhitman » |
| I found an awesome additional use for mine: It now serves as the front mounting point for my skid plate. |
Thanks
Scott
Post Title: Re: order (pdqwrx)
Posted by: iitywygms at 6:45 PM 10/25/2007
| Quote, originally posted by pdqwrx » |
| Hello- Anybody in here? Are these still available? Thanks |
I will buy one is December for sure, if they are still available.
Post Title: Re: order (pdqwrx)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 3:06 PM 10/26/2007
| Quote, originally posted by pdqwrx » |
| Hello- Anybody in here? Are these still available? Thanks |
Scott,
Yes I am still building them, but as of right now I am out of stock. I have a massive order in with my laser cutter so I can get these back in stock and out to you guys.
Thanks for the interest
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: order (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: rotorimp at 4:39 AM 10/30/2007
We have a plasma cam. If your having a problem getting your parts in a timely manner we could help you out. I checked out Greg's (Hitman) before he installed it and I think we could handle your stuff. The plasma is how we make our strut tie bar feet.
check out our website
http://www.manvsmetal.com/
Post Title: Re: order (rotorimp)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 11:49 AM 11/4/2007
| Quote, originally posted by rotorimp » |
| Jonnie We have a plasma cam. If your having a problem getting your parts in a timely manner we could help you out. I checked out Greg's (Hitman) before he installed it and I think we could handle your stuff. The plasma is how we make our strut tie bar feet. check out our website |
Thanks so much for the offer...I kinda have a crazy hookup with my laser cutter though.
I now have these back in stock...I am taking a break from fabracating to give you guys the heads up.
I will be sending out e-mails here soon to cover all those who were waiting for me to get these back in stock.
You can contact me here or my e-mail is pjshobby@aol.com.
Thanks
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: order (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: theokos at 4:40 PM 11/13/2007
Let me know if you have them in stock either by posting here or email daveoko@aol.com
Post Title: Re: order (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: axis at 9:50 AM 11/15/2007
| Quote, originally posted by axis » |
| Still have these in stock? How do I place my order? |
Yes I still have some in stock...best way to place order right now is e-mail me at pjshobby@aol.com.
Please include your user name and your zip code( for acurate shipping quote).
Thanks
Take care
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: order (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: axis at 8:44 PM 11/16/2007
Thanks Jonnie for a great product.
Installation note: when the front wheels are off the ground, the front sway bar moves forward and might interfere with the tension arm brace (like 1-2mm of clearance). Jacking the wheels up a bit might help. Best way is to drive the car up a pit, or use those autozone plastic ramps, so all suspension components stay where they should.
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Posted by: Dano at 9:56 PM 11/18/2007
| Quote, originally posted by Dano » |
| Any updates on the S14 piece? Still totally interested! |
I guess there is still no love for the s14.
Put my name on the list of s14 owners that have the cash for one burning a hole in their pockt.
Post Title: Re: (Beatupsx)
Posted by: Nacho_240 at 1:18 AM 12/9/2007
| Quote, originally posted by Beatupsx » |
I guess there is still no love for the s14. Put my name on the list of s14 owners that have the cash for one burning a hole in their pockt. |
3rd
Post Title: Re: (SideWays=smiles)
Posted by: coupe240sxguy at 12:45 AM 12/13/2007
My two buddies use them and love them.
Great product!
Post Title: Re: (Nacho_240)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 7:40 PM 12/13/2007
| Quote, originally posted by Nacho_240 » |
| payment sent! |
It's on the way buddy!
Thanks for the complements guys. I have had some great reviews with this product...Truly I have trouble building enough of them...lol.
If you guys did not love them I really could not sell them. This is kinda one of the problems that I have with the S14 one...Not that I do not think it works...I know it does. I just know how much trouble it is to install.
I will probilly do a small production run of these, but I will have to run it by Greg to find out what will be required to bring in a new product.
Thanks guys it realy means allot to me that you like my work.
Happy Holidays to all
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 8:13 PM 12/13/2007
| Quote, originally posted by mestizo » |
| Jon wants that S14 brace to be as easy to install as the S13 brace. So that is one of the reasons it has not been made into a production peice. However in my opinion it is ready for the public now. But that's how Jon is with his parts if they don't meet all of his personal criteria I.E. function, form, quality, price and ease of install then he isn't satisified. I think that with some convincing from me and others on here we can get them into production. |
I can respect that. Maybe we could convince him to do a pre production run of the S14 parts, that way a few of us wrench monkeys can install it and do a private review, maybe an extra set of eyes and fingers will help make the final product better. Kind of like a Beta version for computer software. These are just my thoughts, in the end it is up to Jon. Im just trying to be crafty so I can get my hands on one before anyone else.
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: shift_sideways at 4:00 AM 12/17/2007
or when i get it running by next week then i can come out to you..
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Posted by: Sky80 at 2:16 AM 12/22/2007
| Quote, originally posted by Sky80 » |
| got any in stock right now? and are these still being painted, or powder coated? any chance of getting one not painted/coated? |
Send me an e-mail and we can talk about it.
pjshobby@aol.com
Thanks
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: jared36 at 12:21 AM 12/30/2007
Ignacio
Post Title: Re: (Nacho_240)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 10:00 AM 1/1/2008
Thanks so much for the feedback
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 8:32 AM 1/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
| Great! I am so glad that you guys love them. As long as there is a need I will keep building them. For all the S14 guys I have ordered parts so I can do a small production run of the S14 brace. There have been several people hard on me about getting these things going...lol. Danno you will definitly be on the list. Thanks so much for the feedback |
Is there any way I can get on that list. I have all the tools needed to install, I really want to be part of the test run. Cash in hand.
Post Title: Re: (SideWays=smiles)
Posted by: kouki munster at 2:20 PM 1/2/2008
Can this product be added to the NISMO power brace?
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: Dano at 1:51 PM 1/11/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
| Great! I am so glad that you guys love them. As long as there is a need I will keep building them. For all the S14 guys I have ordered parts so I can do a small production run of the S14 brace. There have been several people hard on me about getting these things going...lol. Danno you will definitly be on the list. Thanks so much for the feedback |
Yay! I'm so excited!
Post Title: Re: (MoldyOldy240)
Posted by: Chris28 at 5:36 PM 1/13/2008
| Quote, originally posted by MoldyOldy240 » |
| This may sound like a stupid question BUT Can this product be added to the NISMO power brace? |
I'm almost positive that'd be a no. It goes exactly where the power brace goes, not to mention it does the exact same job as the nismo unit. Jonnie, these look great. Hopefully when I get some cash this will be the final touch to my front end.
Post Title: Re: (Chris28)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 9:57 AM 1/20/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Chris28 » |
I'm almost positive that'd be a no. It goes exactly where the power brace goes, not to mention it does the exact same job as the nismo unit. Jonnie, these look great. Hopefully when I get some cash this will be the final touch to my front end. |
Thanks guys
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: a_ahmed at 10:04 AM 1/20/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Dano » |
| Yay!!! |
LOL I knew your thoughts on a production S14 brace would be as such.
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: kouki munster at 6:52 PM 1/20/2008
| Quote, originally posted by mestizo » |
LOL I knew your thoughts on a production S14 brace would be as such. |
Haha, well then you know me well! ....maybe toooo well.
I'm excited, what can I say?
Post Title: Re: (Dano)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 8:12 PM 1/25/2008
Go ahead and shoot me an e-mail, so we can talk about getting you your brace. jonnie@stealth-custom-fab.com
Thanks
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Posted by: Dano at 10:34 AM 1/26/2008
390$ for a full underbody butterfly brace hehe... make it
Post Title: Re: (a_ahmed)
Posted by: d3vilskid at 11:42 AM 2/12/2008
Close up of the welds:
Post Title: Re: (Dano)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 7:19 PM 2/12/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Dano » |
| I can't wait for some warmer weather and time to install this!!!!!!!! Thanks for catering to S14 owners Jonnie!!!!!! Close up of the welds: |
You're tacky and I hate you. (angry jealous voice) 
I want one I want one I want one I want one. (spoiled six year old voice)
Post Title: Re: (Dano)
Posted by: kouki munster at 7:25 PM 2/12/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Beatupsx » |
| So what do I have to do to get one? |
Get in line.
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Posted by: float_6969 at 8:42 PM 2/12/2008
| Quote, originally posted by a_ahmed » |
| http://www.flyinmiata.com/inde...90-97 390$ for a full underbody butterfly brace hehe... make it |
I love that brace! I have no Idea how they do it for under $400.00 though.
I do have a rear strut tower bar that has just been released.
These will sell for $70.00-$75.00 I am thinking.
Let me know what you guys think.
Jonnie
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Posted by: float_6969 at 9:15 AM 2/16/2008
Seems like fair price. Is it painted or powdercoated? You might look into either purchasing, or working out something locally for powdercoating. Personally I would be more apt to pay more for a powdercoated piece.
Post Title: Re: (float_6969)
Posted by: mestizo at 10:31 AM 2/16/2008
Your tension arm brace made a dynamic change to my cars turning. Very little body roll now. Thx.
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: AE240SX at 2:14 PM 2/17/2008
| Quote, originally posted by AE240SX » |
| I've been following this thread since the beginning and I am very excited about the S-14 brace. Do you have to remove subframe to install? I love my 240 but its a bit of a flexy flyer. Oh, and the price will be right I'm sure. Keep me informed @ johnnyblack5@yahoo.com |
On the S14 brace you do not have to remove the subframe to install. I do recomend that you remove the tension arm brackets to do it. It is possable to do it with them in the car, but an incredible PITA to do it.
Price on the S14 unit will be around $100.00 plus shipping. I am contacting some of the members who were key in pushing me to get these done. Ian check your e-mail.
The rear strut bar is for an S13. I am in early production process for these.
Thanks for the interest
Jonnie
Modified by Jonnie Fraz at 5:39 PM 2/24/2008
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 5:38 PM 2/24/2008
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (SideWays=smiles)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 6:49 PM 2/24/2008
| Quote, originally posted by SideWays=smiles » |
| ^^ It sounds to me like you are getting ready to start selling to the public, I want one so bad. |
p.s. that rear strut bar is siiiick 
Post Title: Re: (Warped161)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 11:33 PM 2/24/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Warped161 » |
| this is prob a stupid question but the s13 brace wouldn't interfere with the under body plate's that 94_240 made right? http://forums.nicoclub.com/zer...age=5 p.s. that rear strut bar is siiiick |
The only stupid question is the one not asked. The answer is no it will not interfere, because if I am right I see the bolts to one of my braces in the pics.
Thanks I kinda like the strut tower bar also...I need to get in touch with Greg to see what I have to do to start selling these.
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: reyes1212 at 10:03 PM 2/27/2008
Thanks,
-James
epokh@netzero.com
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (epokh)
Posted by: epokh at 12:26 PM 3/3/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Dano » |
| Bump because these things are so cool! |
No doubt, Jonnie has my money, Im just waiting now.
Post Title: Re: (SideWays=smiles)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 3:16 PM 3/5/2008
| Quote, originally posted by SideWays=smiles » |
No doubt, Jonnie has my money, Im just waiting now. |
Thanks guys! Some Gangster products are on the way. Some new stuff comming, I just cleared it with Greg...Woot
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: Dano at 7:15 PM 3/5/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
Thanks guys! Some Gangster products are on the way. Some new stuff comming, I just cleared it with Greg...Woot |
w00t!
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 8:01 PM 3/5/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
Thanks guys! Some Gangster products are on the way. Some new stuff comming, I just cleared it with Greg...Woot |
| Quote, originally posted by Dano » |
w00t! |
I give a big 3rd to that, w00t!!.
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: hai1206vn at 12:50 AM 3/8/2008
If someday you decide to weld a rear strut bar for s14, I know a lot of people looking for one that is sturdy. There are a lot of ebay style rear bars that go over the rear speaker deck, but they seem really wimpy and don't add any rigidity.
Post Title: Re: (hai1206vn)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 9:05 PM 3/12/2008
Here I have it test fitted so I can mark for the other set of holes.
Here is my buddy Cale posing for a picture, the new paint matches his shirt.
Post Title: Re: (SideWays=smiles)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 1:32 PM 3/14/2008
Ive spent a lot of time around caged race cars and the like. I can easily say, that as far as chassis bracing goes, besides a full roll cage, this is one of the best bang for the buck pieces I have ever installed. The level of finite control is increased without drastically effecting road noise or ride quality.
Im mean this in a totally heterosexual way, Jonnie, where have you been all my life?
I took over one hundred pictures and Ive gotten started on a my install write up. Its going to be very technical, I plan on hitting as many details as possible. You guys can watch for it in a few days, I will post up a link in here.
Oh wth, here are a few more teaser pix.
The blue paint serves two purposes, it looks bitchin, and it also helps it stand out, making the pictures more helpful for instructional purposes.
Ide like to hear a big Nico hoo-rah for Jonnie, without him, none of this would have come to fruition.
Post Title: Re: (SideWays=smiles)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 3:55 PM 3/14/2008
Take care
Jonnie
Post Title:
Posted by: float_6969 at 6:45 AM 3/15/2008
I just sold my S13 and I'm spending all of the money on suspension for the S14.
Post Title: Re: (SideWays=smiles)
Posted by: Dano at 8:58 PM 3/15/2008
| Quote, originally posted by SideWays=smiles » |
Here is my buddy Cale posing for a picture, the new paint matches his shirt.
|
I see your Ford Blue tractor bar.... and raise you a flourescent green bar that has been nicknamed the TMNTB (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Bar.)
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: race4fox at 5:30 PM 3/16/2008
| Quote, originally posted by float_6969 » |
| No installed pics Dano? |
My write up is almost done, I slacked all weekend, here are some of my pictures of the brace installed.
Thats all for now, if I keep posting pictures, there wont be anything new in the write up. 
Post Title: Re: (float_6969)
Posted by: Dano at 6:43 PM 3/17/2008
| Quote, originally posted by float_6969 » |
| No installed pics Dano? |
Not yet, with being sick with something worse than strep all last week and the work schedule, just haven't had the time, but progress was made and i'm well now AND hopefully *crosses fingers* the last snow is long gone so soon. Hell, come down on saturday and we'll throw it on.
Post Title: h
Posted by: Ninetyfive240sxSE at 5:29 PM 3/23/2008
plus
tools,
I just put the car up. I was gonna remove the two piece, but too many bolts to remove and plus I have to take off the sway bar. So I decided to work under the car since there is some room. Measured where to drill and cross fingers. 
Tighten bolts
Finished installed
Post Title: Re: h (Ninetyfive240sxSE)
Posted by: jrivera at 11:43 AM 3/24/2008
I have it on my car too. I love it. Was a pain to install though.
Post Title: Re: h (jrivera)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 5:54 PM 3/24/2008
Tension arm brace install write up, rough draft.
Post Title: Re: h (SideWays=smiles)
Posted by: d3vilskid at 6:43 PM 3/28/2008
what is the price shipped to GA 31405
this is a smart investment
Modified by Kalypso123 at 4:42 AM 4/3/2008
Post Title: Re: (Kalypso123)
Posted by: ser20det at 12:33 AM 4/12/2008
I hope too !
thank'S
Post Title: Re: (ser20det)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 10:01 AM 4/12/2008
| Quote, originally posted by ser20det » |
| Can we put oem under cover panel with the s13 Brace ? I hope too ! thank'S |
I have all the splash shields on my S14, I dont see why the S13 would be any different.
Post Title:
Posted by: dualn1exhaust at 11:57 AM 4/26/2008
I highly reccomend this prouduct! Two thumbs up and a big thanks to Johnnie for making these!!!
Post Title: Re: (Dano)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 11:52 AM 5/10/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Dano » |
| I love this thing, i've been in business since 4/29 and love it. At first I was unsure what I thought about it, I adjusted tire pressures and made a few driving adjustments and I love it. I stronly believe that one should compliment this brace with some aftermarket sway bars to fully benefit from this brace but it's awesome. Steering input is more direct, more precise, but my realization is amplified from the SPL Parts steering rack bushings I installed at the same time, however you can still feel a difference not had by the bushings themselves. It wants to push (understeer) more after initial turn in/ mid corner on tighter/fast corners but I attribute that to my stock sways. All in all this brace is great the benefits are great, especially when you figure price vs. performance. I highly reccomend this prouduct! Two thumbs up and a big thanks to Johnnie for making these!!! |
Danno,
Wow! Thanks a bunch for the complements. Also thanks for pushing me to build these.
I am so glad that they help so much. I tottaly agree that aftermarket sways will be an added plus. Also you installed new TC rods yes? Aftermarket TC rods or at least new bushings when you do this will a major plus.
Thanks
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: Dano at 12:15 PM 5/11/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
Danno, Wow! Thanks a bunch for the complements. Also thanks for pushing me to build these. Thanks |
Yep, SPL v2 tension rods, alum. sub frame collars, OE SE rear sway with poly endlink bushings front and rear, Cusco RUCAs/ STB, KYB AGX/ Sprint springs, etc. I know I need bigger sways.
Post Title: Re: (Dano)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 7:22 PM 5/12/2008
Just a thought.
Post Title:
Posted by: Dano at 1:18 PM 5/13/2008
| Quote, originally posted by FlatBlackIan » |
| Thread dropped to archive, I thought I would bump it back to recent. How are things going Jonnie, making any headway on new parts for the S14? |
Thanks for the bump up.
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 10:59 AM 5/22/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
Sorry have not made too much headway on new S14 parts...been spending a little time trying to get my S13 going. I do have a new product that I am @ the drawing board stage as of now, but this is why I am getting my car going so I can do more research. Thanks for the bump up. |
Cool, well if you need to bounce ideas off anyone, you can always email me. Good luck getting your car up and running.
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: ser20det at 10:10 PM 5/25/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
| I belive the OEM cover will fit as it bolts to the tension control arm brackets, and my brace does not hang lower than the brackets. |
Hi !
Finally i want one for my s13 silvia !
Can i get it unpainted because i want to powdercoat it and how can i contact you ?
I'm in Quebec , Canada
Thank's
Post Title: Re: (ser20det)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 7:39 AM 5/26/2008
| Quote, originally posted by ser20det » |
Hi ! Finally i want one for my s13 silvia ! I'm in Quebec , Canada Thank's |
Shoot him an email, his addy can be found in his profile.
Post Title: Re: (FlatBlackIan)
Posted by: ser20det at 10:34 AM 5/26/2008
| Quote, originally posted by FlatBlackIan » |
Shoot him an email, his addy can be found in his profile. |
Thank's ! This is what i was looking for !
Edit: E-mail Sent
Post Title:
Posted by: killedbydeath at 12:48 PM 5/26/2008
willing to ship to canada??
i seriously need this part. it will make me a racecar pimp. i'm a pretty big product whore, so lots of my friends will be hearing about this for sure.
Post Title: Re: (killedbydeath)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 11:04 PM 5/26/2008
| Quote, originally posted by killedbydeath » |
| is the s13 brace still readily available? |
| Quote, originally posted by killedbydeath » |
willing to ship to canada?? |
| Quote, originally posted by killedbydeath » |
i seriously need this part. it will make me a racecar pimp. i'm a pretty big product whore, so lots of my friends will be hearing about this for sure. |
Post Title:
Posted by: Dano at 3:03 AM 5/28/2008
.| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
Yes, I have a couple in stock.
|
just the news i've been waiting for!
25 bucks is nill, i'll let you e-mail me i guess.
im_drunker_than_you@hotmail.com
i'll be sending you the cash as soon as we get this on the roll, and as soon as i find my bloody wallet!
Post Title:
Posted by: 21nemesis at 12:14 AM 6/11/2008
if so....shipping to Calgary Alberta?
email at tbradley_2 at hotmail dot com please
Post Title: Re: (tbradley222)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 10:21 AM 6/14/2008
| Quote, originally posted by tbradley222 » |
| does this product work with the nismo power brace? or only with the oem braces? if so....shipping to Calgary Alberta? email at tbradley_2 at hotmail dot com please |
Unfortunately no it does not work with the Nismo powerbrace. They are one in the same. Mine is just a bolt in version that uses the stock brackets for ease of install and lower cost on shipping.
Thanks for the interest
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: tbradley222 at 10:28 AM 6/14/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
Unfortunately no it does not work with the Nismo powerbrace. They are one in the same. Mine is just a bolt in version that uses the stock brackets for ease of install and lower cost on shipping. Thanks for the interest |
ahh okay. Too bad because I have heard a lot of people doing something similar to this with the power brace. Unfortunately my stock braces are garage now as the previous owner decided to drill some extra holes in the brace and moving the mount point for the tension arms? Anyway I need to just get a whole new brace...so i got a good deal on a used power brace.
If you decide to make one for the power brace in the future let me know :D
looks like a solid product! gl
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: GIJOE69 at 1:03 PM 7/6/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Jonnie Fraz » |
Sorry have not made too much headway on new S14 parts...been spending a little time trying to get my S13 going. I do have a new product that I am @ the drawing board stage as of now, but this is why I am getting my car going so I can do more research. Thanks for the bump up. |
New product?????
Rear strut bar, tri mount, or better, with battery tray?
Yes please.
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: Kalypso at 4:39 AM 7/10/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Kalypso123 » |
| how many s13 braces do you have left |
| Quote, originally posted by Kandyman619 » |
| You still have any s14 braces in stock? |
Thanks guys for the support...you keep me very busy!
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 8:22 PM 7/28/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Ajax » |
| JonnieFraz, I emailed with some questions, but never got any contact back. I'm looking for an s13 brace shipped to 55404- what's my total? crpr240@yahoo.com |
Check your spam filter Dave. The first time I tried emailing Jonnie, my email kept dumping his messages to the spam folder. Not to mention he is a busy guy. Good luck getting a brace for your car, they make a hell of a difference.
Post Title:
Posted by: Ajax at 7:43 AM 8/13/2008
I will send out emails to you guys that left them. Feel free to post up any questions for me. I will do my best to answer them.
Take care
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: slo240sx at 5:18 PM 8/20/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Ajax » |
| I recieved mine yesterday. This brace is one I've been looking to get for a while- I've had strut bars for years, and got fender braces a few years ago (those made a huge difference). I'm looking forward to seeing how much of a difference this will make on top of the other braces. I'll let you know when I've had a chance to install and test. Dano and lumberjack- What kind of paint did you guys use on your braces? |
I just used krylon. Paint isn't all that important, most rattle can paints are generally the same, its the prep work that makes all the difference. I thought about clear coating mine, but I decided not to. The paint has held up remarkably well, the only spots missing paint are where Ive scuffed over rocks and stumps while getting a little to friendly with the ditch. 
Post Title:
Posted by: Ajax at 6:57 AM 9/2/2008
Take care
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: Razi at 10:19 AM 9/8/2008
lil_pinoy777@yahoo.com
Post Title: Re: (-RJ-)
Posted by: Razi at 11:44 PM 10/2/2008
Emailing him will get you the fastest response.
I just got mine a few days ago, and it rocks.
Post Title: Re: (Razi)
Posted by: mestizo at 4:42 PM 10/3/2008
stealth-custom-fab.com
Post Title: Re: (mestizo)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 6:19 PM 10/15/2008
I think I got back to all of you guys via E-mail...if I missed you please feel free to repramand me...lol.
E-mail is truly the best way to get me, but I will try harder to keep up.
Thanks
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: justjuiceit4 at 9:04 PM 11/26/2008
| Quote, originally posted by justjuiceit4 » |
| Any estimate when these will be ready for purchase again? |
I try to keep a couple in stock at all times. If I am out it only takes me a day to get one ready.
How many do you need?
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: justjuiceit4 at 9:16 PM 12/3/2008
i read the write-up for s14 install, thought it was way hard to put in.
i was told just now that the s13 is much easier, like a LOT easier, as shown by the pictures in the first post.
hit me up with any info, trying to get an s13 one shipped to 25064
Post Title: Re: (tramp_drift240)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 6:44 AM 12/8/2008
| Quote, originally posted by tramp_drift240 » |
| VERY VERY INTERESTED. i read the write-up for s14 install, thought it was way hard to put in. i was told just now that the s13 is much easier, like a LOT easier, as shown by the pictures in the first post. hit me up with any info, trying to get an s13 one shipped to 25064 |
Yes the S13 brace is much easier to install. Was it my write up?
Post Title: Re: (FlatBlackIan)
Posted by: Nis-240sx-san at 5:33 PM 12/8/2008
| Quote, originally posted by FlatBlackIan » |
Yes the S13 brace is much easier to install. Was it my write up? |
Aaron,
I could not get your zip code to work...is it correct?
Modified by Jonnie Fraz at 7:12 PM 12/11/2008
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: justjuiceit4 at 7:57 PM 12/14/2008
I too would like to order one. E-mail me at superonionman@gmail.com if you have any made or a date when you think you're going to make some. Shipping to TX 78734
Post Title: Re: (superonionman)
Posted by: FlatBlackIan at 7:45 PM 2/11/2009
You can find his email in his profile.
Post Title: Re: (FlatBlackIan)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 7:16 AM 2/13/2009
Thanks so much for helping these guys get in touch with me. I think I got back with everybody. If not please feel free to to post here or e-mail me directly.
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: duece00duece at 5:11 PM 2/13/2009
Buy them! It takes a lot of the body roll away, besides my turbocharger, this is the one of the mods that made the most positive difference in my car's behavior.
Post Title:
Posted by: ShereKhan at 9:11 AM 2/22/2009
must save $90!| Quote, originally posted by Crazyirish » |
| I got mine. Excellent product. Thanks Jonnie! http://forums.nicoclub.com/zer...brace |
and I will, just waiting for next week's pay 
Thanks
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: LugNut18 at 8:59 AM 4/4/2009
stefancabral@gmail.com
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (eidk)
Posted by: freakyjason at 12:50 PM 4/22/2009
Sorry guys I have ordered some more parts for the S13 braces. You guys keep buying them up...lol
I hope to have parts next week.
Thanks
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: eidk at 10:49 PM 4/22/2009
| Quote, originally posted by eidk » |
| Well shoot me an email when they become available. I will buy one immediately |
Same here man! I was starting to think I was never going to get my hands on one of these cold steel beauties!
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: 240sx_NyC at 7:50 AM 4/26/2009
Take care
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: eidk at 10:52 AM 4/28/2009
I'll always wait for a quality well built product! Can't wait to get this.
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (eidk)
Posted by: maj Andres at 9:12 PM 4/28/2009
Take care
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: freakyjason at 8:45 AM 5/4/2009
gonna call em about that. 
Is this brace supposed to be painted?
Modified by maj Andres at 10:22 AM 5/20/2009
Post Title:
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 11:18 PM 5/8/2009
I have these back in stock, so if you were waiting... there here.
Post Title:
Posted by: slideordie85 at 5:56 PM 5/23/2009
stefancabral@gmail.com
Post Title: Re: (slideordie85)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 4:49 AM 5/25/2009
| Quote, originally posted by slideordie85 » |
| still available? how long is the wait time? |
Yep I am still building them. The wait time is the time it takes Fedex to get it to you...lol.
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: freakyjason at 5:29 AM 5/27/2009
| Quote, originally posted by freakyjason » |
| Even my GF commented on how much smoother the car felt. |
LOL the same was said by my GF her first ride in the car after Jonnie's TC brace was installed. 
Post Title: Re: (mestizo)
Posted by: motoman399 at 10:43 AM 6/7/2009
| Quote, originally posted by maj Andres » |
| I paid $95 for mine + shipping |
cool thanks
| Quote, originally posted by maj Andres » |
| Anyone running an aftermarket swaybar with their S14 brace? I noticed that my stock one is pretty close to the brace... I don't know how much fatter aftermarket ones are. |
my aftermarket sway bar is only about a 1/4 inch bigger in over all diameter. so it shouldnt be a problem.
Post Title: Re: (motoman399)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 6:20 PM 6/10/2009
| Quote, originally posted by motoman399 » |
cool thanks my aftermarket sway bar is only about a 1/4 inch bigger in over all diameter. so it shouldnt be a problem. |
Yep $95.00 plus shipping. The S14 one is much more involved than the S13 model, but I only charge a little more for it.
Post Title: Re: (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: Sky240PWR at 9:25 PM 6/15/2009
| Quote, originally posted by motoman399 » |
my aftermarket sway bar is only about a 1/4 inch bigger in over all diameter. so it shouldnt be a problem. |
Did you ever install yours? was your aftermarket sway bar a problem? I know you said it shouldn't be a problem, but I've learned not to assume anything.
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: xxmexx at 5:50 PM 7/9/2009
My install took all the material mentioned plus a rubber malet and a C clamp to get it done. time from lifting the car to backing it out was about 45 minutes. The brace is a tight fit and when the the front of the car was in the air i had zero room next to the sway bar. once the car was back on the ground i have about a 3 inch space between the brace and the sway bar. I don't think an aftermarket sway bar will be an issue sor the S13 brace.
I installed it on my daily s13 which is stock except for drop springs. I didnt have a chace to drive it much today because it was raining pretty bad. I am not sure if I noticed better handling or if i was just willing to drive more spirited because it was there. I will give a good go at it tomorrow (weather permiting) and give an update on that aspect.
If I had to do it again I would. The price was right for my budget and to me it is a nice alternative to the Nismo Brace or any other aftermarket tension rod brace for that matter.
Modified by xxmexx at 6:05 PM 7/9/2009
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (xxmexx)
Posted by: Rays_240 at 6:21 PM 7/9/2009
very interested!! looks like a great quality product!
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (slim_240)
Posted by: Jonnie Fraz at 10:52 PM 7/19/2009
Thanks
Take care
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: BMAR240SX at 11:29 PM 7/22/2009
Bmar240sx@tmail.com
Modified by BMAR240SX at 7:17 AM 7/23/2009
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (BMAR240SX)
Posted by: chargerucd at 9:05 AM 8/3/2009
Also e-mail me on the availability and price for 1993 240sx shipping to 93030.
jagordillo@yahoo.com
thanks
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (chargerucd)
Posted by: mestizo at 10:47 AM 8/4/2009
I think I got everyone that wanted to order...If I missed you please feel free to jar my memory.
Take care
Jonnie
Post Title: Re: S13 bolt in tension arm brace (Jonnie Fraz)
Posted by: Space Monkey at 4:35 PM 8/19/2009
Thanks!
pabiez69n AT hotmail.com
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