thanks!bicsintegra wrote:great craftsmanship, nice look and sound, just Bas*SS!
thanks!bicsintegra wrote:great craftsmanship, nice look and sound, just Bas*SS!
mex...mexillis wrote:engine bay looks nice. Is the hood open on your pictures or is that how the fitment is with the seibon cf installed?
1. I am down for a set, assuming that it's about $100. (pedsemdoc/Craig) Do you PayPal?fat3oy wrote:so if interested let it be known.
So you're saying if my regular driving is between 60-70 I won't notice a real difference? Don't strut bars help reduce body roll on turns?...or I won't notice it during "normal speed" turns?fat3oy wrote: The strut bar on the other hand... I found the improvement, during ho hum daily driving, to be negligible. HOWEVER! When digging I actually saw a noticeable improvement. Above 80 to 90mph oversteer and flex/roll were a big issues, felt like a boat on twisty roads - the only correction was the traction control and ATESSA system kicking in... AFTER the strut bar oversteer is virtually gone, and I havent had a traction light kick on yet - over 90 that is...
2. I'm in for a set as well (DeanM45/Dean)pedsemdoc wrote:1. I am down for a set, assuming that it's about $100. (pedsemdoc/Craig) Do you PayPal?fat3oy wrote:so if interested let it be known.
In order to induce enough lean to actually warrant a strut bar...you'll need to be pushing the car HARD into the corners. Such as, to the point of almost squealing tires. Situations like that you'll see it. If you're just taking an exit ramp at 45mph with other traffic, you won't notice a thing.TDot wrote:So you're saying if my regular driving is between 60-70 I won't notice a real difference? Don't strut bars help reduce body roll on turns?...or I won't notice it during "normal speed" turns?fat3oy wrote: The strut bar on the other hand... I found the improvement, during ho hum daily driving, to be negligible. HOWEVER! When digging I actually saw a noticeable improvement. Above 80 to 90mph oversteer and flex/roll were a big issues, felt like a boat on twisty roads - the only correction was the traction control and ATESSA system kicking in... AFTER the strut bar oversteer is virtually gone, and I havent had a traction light kick on yet - over 90 that is...
Lol, that's the exact reason and speed. I guess I'm good as is then.IlyaKol wrote:If you're just taking an exit ramp at 45mph with other traffic, you won't notice a thing.
Add me please:IlyaKol wrote:I will keep this post updated with users:
1) Craig - Pedsemdoc
2) Dean - DeanM45
3) Ilya - IlyaKol
99.4% sure, yes. I've added you and Mike to the list.svard75 wrote:Just to clarify this is just for the top end point mounts not the actual bar correct? Add me in!
sent you a pmIlyaKol wrote:This is for the strut bar mounts?