CUSCO carbon fiber strut bar
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CUSCO carbon fiber strut bar
hey guys just wanted to post a few pics of my new CF rear strut bar i ordered it last week it finally came in and i installed it the other day i was very supprised when i saw the thikness of the bar i thought it was going to b a regular alum bar wrapped in CF about 3/4 inch thick but when i pulled it out of the box i was astonished at its size its a massive 40mm which is roughlly 1 1/2 inches thick and its all hollow CF anyways enough talk here it is
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ok as far as how much i paid for and where i got i paid 229 shipped i found it for 189 + 12 shipping but it would have taken longer for it to get in so i decided to pay a bit for to get it in sooner as far as performance yeah i did feel a diff... at first i wasnt sure if it was real or not i thought it was all in my mind but i already did a few "test run" :P and i can more easly control the back end of my car and at lower speeds i find it easier to slide the *** around in a curve
i agree with u kmcconn9 unfortunatly i was guestimating on where it was and i was so sure of myself i didnt bother checking :/ stupid me and i ended up making it too wide and only after i had already cut the carpet i thought about making just slits :[ i should have thought it out a bit longer... fortunatly standing outside of the trunk the cut doesnt look as bad
looks good, I would have only cut a slot out for the opening but looks good. Notice any difference..
the v-brace is worth it. it may be less noticable on the evo, cause it seems stiffer from the get go and how low the rear strut tops are. but on the STi it was really noticable, and on the wagon night and day.
