sc10692

Build quality is good, these braces feel very sturdy. The paint is also very well done (not that you'll be able to see it once installed) . Had a shop install these since I hate doing bodywork and they had to remove the grill bumper and lights to install, not just the fenders. Install was $500.

Its winter here so I haven't really been able to push the car too much with these installed but I can say there's definitely an improvement in how the car reacts while turning on bumpy roads. The car feels less "bouncy" and seems to react quicker. Got some Soul Function braces ready to install so I'm hoping the cumulative effect of all the braces will be very noticeable. More reviews later.

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PNW_IPL

iTrader: (5)

Again curious why you went with these?

sc10692

Better road feel and ride quality. Getting coilovers soon and don't want that flimsy feeling I've felt in other cars with coilovers.

PNW_IPL

iTrader: (5)

Can you feel a difference

VRG37S

iTrader: (59)

Been interested in these for a while now. However no way in hell do I want to remove the fenders to do the install. They do look nice though

sc10692

Yea but only slightly, but like I said its winter here so i haven't really pushed the car very much lately. Probably be more noticeable on coil overs. Hoping additional bracing will also stop any rattles from developing but I don't know.

1cleanG

iTrader: (53)

Chassis braces are not for the street driven car. You will not feel any difference at all, which there are MUCH better areas/parts to invest your money in. Chassis braces should be the VERY last suspension modification you ever make.

Quality coilovers, supporting arms, endlinks, sways, then strut bars, and IFFFF extreme and doing road course timeattack mayyyyybe chasis braces, but quality wheels/tires would be way above the braces themselves.

Flex in your chassis isn't a bad thing. A small amt of chasis flex is good and needed for camber to do its job on your setup on the course.

sc10692

Literally just said you can feel a difference. Z comes with additional bracing over the G stock, its not there for no reason.

Baadnewsburr

iTrader: (3)

Thats interesting. I know the under bracing and sub frame materials differ within the G line up (I.e. sedan, RWD, AWD, Coupe, Vert) I wonder if any of the G variants have it too.