Ikeya Formula Front Reinforcement Bar
This product states "Reduce chassis flex with this unique product by one of Japan's top chassis tuning manufacturers". Cost: $257.40
Has anyone used or ever heard of this product? If so, Does it really contribute to good handling? http://img154.imageshack.us/img154/9...yafbar23yr.jpg http://img154.imageshack.us/img154/2041/3988az.jpg |
I guess I'll have to be the test subject.
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Ikeya Formula is a trusted and reknowned Japanese domestic market brand and campaign many popular drift and track cars in the Japanese racing industry/circuit; but I'm not aware of anyone who has tested out that particular part yet on their Z--whether it does any good to the car, I'm uncertain, but I would confidently say that the quality of that piece should be among the best
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Looks similar to the GTSPEC bar.
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Thanks for the comment. Yeah, I'll try it for $300. Looks kool too.
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Where does it attach? The GTSpec bar is not the same shape. And much less expensive to boot.
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I have GT-Spec f&r frame braces and like them just fine. Install was a snap, and they do seem to help subframe rigidity. This product looks to be very high quality. If $ is a concern, check out the GT-Spec products.
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wonder if it will hit my intercooler
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That is one sick a$$ bar. It looks as though it is between the radiator support, honestly that is a great idea. It will keep the front of the vehicle very stable at the stress points.
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can't you just have a custom bar welded to the chasis there instead?
doesn't this thing mount right where an intercooler would go? anyone know the exact mounting points where it does mount or can it be mounted anywhere? |
bump old thread
anybody have this and confirm where it mounts on the frame? pp |
this bar has been out. bulletproof auto had one in stock. i know some guy in the states has one. hes on the D/L. t
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