G35 Front Strutt Tower brace !
i think the reason it's so expensive is because they're a small independent shop trying to mass produce these. Companies like Neuspeed has a large amount of resources to mass produce these type of strut bars which they can sell for much cheaper.
I on the other hand wouldn't pay 400 for a strut bar.. lol I bought a neuspeed bar for my last car for 80 bucks. very well made.
good job for making a bar for the G though
I on the other hand wouldn't pay 400 for a strut bar.. lol I bought a neuspeed bar for my last car for 80 bucks. very well made.
good job for making a bar for the G though
Originally Posted by futbol333
the price would have to be way lower than $400 ...i understand that these things are among the first, but $400 for a front strut tower bar....thats going to be hard for anyone to swallow....i'm not trying to get in an argument by anym means because God knows i couldn't fab up one of these, but how do you justify $400....please understand that i am not trying to be a trouble maker just want information...thank you
-Cameron
-Cameron
I would love it for someone to make a STB like this for a G35 for cheaper believe me, but 3 years now and nobody is producing them (after seing the work involved I see why now)
Last edited by WA2GOOD; Feb 15, 2006 at 08:33 PM.
Originally Posted by WA2GOOD
I understand. This STB was very hard to make and took a great deal of time to perfect. There is $230+ in just meterial, let alone the labor and time. I hope this explains the price better. I personaly would pay more than $400 for a (STB with this kind of chraftsmanship for a G35) if I wasn't the one making it.
Originally Posted by jran76
If we can find a sedan to come by the shop, would you be open to test fitting it sometime?
Maybe a JWT TT also..... J/K (well, not really but....)
Maybe a JWT TT also..... J/K (well, not really but....)
Originally Posted by futbol333
yeh man...that does explain it...and thank you for being an adult about my comments....a lot of people wouuld have come back at me with an attitude but i wasn't trying to be a punk just stating my opinion, however you did explain the product and price very well
Originally Posted by Dragonstyle
any pics of what the standard black powdercoated stb looks like?
Last edited by WA2GOOD; Mar 5, 2006 at 10:38 PM.
636Racer,-- I do not know if it will fit with the TN ST kit yet. If it doesn't fit and there is a high enough demand I will make a version that will fit. I will let someone have one for almost half price
if they let me test fit it on their car for a day or so (that has a TN ST kit)
amG35-- Same as above goes to a sedan owner that will do the same. (test fit it) I had one lined up but he flaked.
USN HM 350Z-- Thanks John, I can still make you a custom one for your Z if you still want one....Call me.
BTW....Hows our...I mean your car doing?...
lowrider-- Sounds great, thanks Lou.
amG35-- Same as above goes to a sedan owner that will do the same. (test fit it) I had one lined up but he flaked.
USN HM 350Z-- Thanks John, I can still make you a custom one for your Z if you still want one....Call me.
BTW....Hows our...I mean your car doing?...
lowrider-- Sounds great, thanks Lou.
This morning I test-fitted this front strut tower brace on a G35 sedan. The brace fits great, just as it does on the coupes, without any other needed modifications.
If your car is still using the stock air intake and the plastic engine cover (I would assume that these would be the first things to go) You still will need to get rid of, or cut the stock flimsey plastic engine cover for clearance. (I don't know why someone would want to keep that cheap looking, heat trapping cover on their car in the first place ) This brace fits better with some type of a cold air intake, the restrictive stock air box is kinda in the way of the mounts on the drivers side. Other than that, everything is great and these braces bolt right on and fit on both the coupe and the sedan great.
If your car is still using the stock air intake and the plastic engine cover (I would assume that these would be the first things to go) You still will need to get rid of, or cut the stock flimsey plastic engine cover for clearance. (I don't know why someone would want to keep that cheap looking, heat trapping cover on their car in the first place ) This brace fits better with some type of a cold air intake, the restrictive stock air box is kinda in the way of the mounts on the drivers side. Other than that, everything is great and these braces bolt right on and fit on both the coupe and the sedan great.
Originally Posted by dholly
Should I presume a fitment issue when running a Stillen Cold Air Box?
Last edited by WA2GOOD; Mar 10, 2006 at 05:46 PM.




