what the.. is this??

[dockinrez]

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewi...878&cmd=VIDESC
Came across this searching ebay. Interesting piece.

[wildBill83]

I've been looking for that...

Basically like a subframe connector.

[deevergote]

Those are very popular among higher performance cars. I've seen plenty of them for STis and Evos.

[Raf99]

Neat, never seen one before for our cars. I'd say the flex pipe on my car is one of the lowest parts which rubs (my car is lowered). Putting a lower front strut bar around the bottom of the flex pipe would rub for sure. But I guess on a track there would be no worries.

[dockinrez]

What exactly does it brace?

[deevergote]

It helps keep the chassis itself from flexing. Cars actually flex quite a bit.

[Raf99]

It helps keep the chassis itself from flexing. Cars actually flex quite a bit.

interesting watching the truck ford vs chevy flex test on youtube.

[Mike1357]

I've seen similar pieces made for other cars by companies like Cuzco, but never anything for the CB. Definitely a cool product. Wonder how long it'll be before ESP or a more reputable company will make a kit.

[PhatAccord]

I've been looking for that...

Basically like a subframe connector.

i have all of UR products saved in my ebay wish list. very tempted in buying

Neat, never seen one before for our cars. I'd say the flex pipe on my car is one of the lowest parts which rubs (my car is lowered). Putting a lower front strut bar around the bottom of the flex pipe would rub for sure. But I guess on a track there would be no worries.

thats what im afraid of, as my car is already low. that front lower brace might scrape everywhere especially driveways and speed bumps

[wildBill83]

i have all of UR products saved in my ebay wish list. very tempted in buying



thats what im afraid of, as my car is already low. that front lower brace might scrape everywhere especially driveways and speed bumps

If you get it, please update this or a new thread on install and function. I am very curious.

[Raf99]

Ya, I can't see using this thing for street use. And its funny how ya think you've seen everything for our cars and then out of the blue you see something like this..

[steelbluesleepR]

hmm, interesting. i wonder what kind of company this is, whether its just one or two guys, or if they are bigger and do more stuff.

[Frijoles]

I've actually been looking into one of these for my car! I didn't think any were out there. As soon as I get this I will make a review about it and post it. Not sure how good the piece is, so I hope it will actually help.

[deevergote]

Flex points vary from car to car, so parts that are effective for bracing one car may not be terribly effective on another. Such as a lower tie bar. It's useful on a Civic, but not very useful on an Accord.

I'd be interested to see if these braces help. However, accurately measuring chassis flex is difficult. Any positive results could be real, or they could just as easily be imagined. For $200, it could be worth trying. At least it's unlikely to hurt anything but your wallet, and you'll be able to impress anyone that wants to crawl under your car!

[i-07]

i can understand the front one for the lca cuz they are kinda weak since i bent one. but the other points? idk and seems too low