Thread: OEM LCA Brace Feeler

I was told this may be the best front suspension mod to do to your car, even better then a FSTB.
As is sits right now there is a about a .1-.125 gap between the collector flange and the bar. Taht is about as tight as we wanted to go. And again this is a humongous dp!
Just keep adding those names!!

looks similar to the progress lca. nice peice andan even better price!
omg, sorry off thread, but those headers are huge!!

It does not appear to triangulate to the cross member though? In which case my questions is how it differs from the Stillen or Nismo 2 point brace?

It looks really nice and the price rocks!

It would be nice to have a 4 point option however it looks as though they have their hands full with all the other things they are developing.

how wouild this help out ? idont understand what its to do?

like wes said;
It does not appear to triangulate to the cross member though? In which case my questions is how it differs from the Stillen or Nismo 2 point brace?

wouldnt that benifit more ridgidness?

yes. it would brace from both axis's.

OO that looks purdy. I would be worried sick about scraping this. I already nicked my budget header from Charles.

I am subscribed and watching closely. Your price seems very reasonable. Best of luck, you guys are developing so many great products, its awesome.

Dudeman

imho, i have had the stillen brace & now have the progress lca. I had more performance gains with the stillen vs. progress. I stuck with progress because of the ground clearance issues with driveways. Maybe you bluebomber could make one similar to the whiteline brace?

agreed...you guys are awesome.Keep up the good work.
Its bad timing for me as far as $ goes lately,but you guys have a whole bunch of parts I want.
I will prob be down for onre of these too.
I definately would like to see the clearance with the car on the ground.
Jay

Would you say you noticed a large difference going from no bar at all to the stillen? I know that question sounds stupid but I would like to know what sort of an improvement can be expected.

Dudeman