Lower Rear Tie Bars for S13?
10-16-2002 | 12:15 PM
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I know OBX makes it. its like $100. www.Enjukuracing.com
10-16-2002 | 01:09 PM
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Pass - you don't need them.
Honda's need them because they have weak *** rear suspension mounts and no rear subframes. The 240 has a significant sub frame that's not likely to benefit much from an OBX brace.
-Justin
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Honda's need them because they have weak *** rear suspension mounts and no rear subframes. The 240 has a significant sub frame that's not likely to benefit much from an OBX brace.
-Justin
www.saltgod.org
10-16-2002 | 02:34 PM
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Are you talking about a rear strut bar or rear lower tie bar?
Rear strut bars are available and will add some rigidity - especially in hatches.
Rear lower tie bars correct the uniquely honda problem of flexibly floor pan between the suspension mounts, and are not readily visible.
-Justin
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Rear strut bars are available and will add some rigidity - especially in hatches.
Rear lower tie bars correct the uniquely honda problem of flexibly floor pan between the suspension mounts, and are not readily visible.
-Justin
www.saltgod.org
10-24-2002 | 06:30 PM
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Originally posted by Justin.b
Rear lower tie bars correct the uniquely honda problem of flexibly floor pan between the suspension mounts, and are not readily visible.
Rear lower tie bars correct the uniquely honda problem of flexibly floor pan between the suspension mounts, and are not readily visible.
They do help out Hondas and as previously said don't know how much it would help out our 240s.
10-24-2002 | 10:18 PM
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Nope.
You can get a rear strut tower brace, but real lower tie bars are specifically designed to beef up the flexible rear suspension points of some FWD cars.
The 240 has a stot rear subframe that the suspension mounts to, it also has some things like a driveshaft and differential that would prevent you from getting a straight shot across the suspension mounting points.
-Justin
www.saltgod.org
You can get a rear strut tower brace, but real lower tie bars are specifically designed to beef up the flexible rear suspension points of some FWD cars.
The 240 has a stot rear subframe that the suspension mounts to, it also has some things like a driveshaft and differential that would prevent you from getting a straight shot across the suspension mounting points.
-Justin
www.saltgod.org
10-29-2002 | 12:01 PM
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for some good parts at a good price for rebuilding your suspension try www.pdm-racing.com
10-29-2002 | 08:15 PM
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Originally posted by Import Fanatix
Well I don't know if its a NY thing, but they can be seen from almost any angle when looking at a Honda from the Back, so for me that is readily available and I know for a Fact that it can be seen at some distance.
They do help out Hondas and as previously said don't know how much it would help out our 240s.
Well I don't know if its a NY thing, but they can be seen from almost any angle when looking at a Honda from the Back, so for me that is readily available and I know for a Fact that it can be seen at some distance.
They do help out Hondas and as previously said don't know how much it would help out our 240s.
-Justin
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