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I checked out their website that thing looks sweet. If you can stop drooling enough to read all the way to the bottom it says that a a strut bar is required for installation, sorry no stock strut bar for us.
Why would you NEED a strut bar when it looks like the plenum uses all of the stock bolt locations. What purpose would a "required" strut bar serve on a plenum.
They probably don't have that much margin on an aluminum plenum and requiring the bar would increase their profits. You don't really even need the strut bar on the stock car either. Not many people do enough spirited driving to cause enough chassis flex.
Originally posted by jbenedict I beg to differ. Try taking your strut bar off and taking it for a spin around the block. You will notice a HUGE difference in body lean/chassis flex.
Originally posted by o snap its eric I've always wanted a strut for the G but no one makes one!
Simply stated, no one makes what can't be mounted. The G35 is not blessed with the required special welded on mounting tabs that the 350Z has. Now, you can waltz into your local Nissan dealer and buy the 350Z body panels that have the mounts ($219 X2) and have the mounts cut off and then welded onto the G35. The G has a few things in the way at the mount area you'd have to address first.
Also the G route's it's wiring harness differently then the Z across the front of the engine, right where the Crawford bar goes, you cannot simply pull it out of the way.
Your supposed to have a rear STB that is hidden out of sight on the G.