Rear strut brace: classic wagon?
04 April 2010, 01:38 PM
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cheers mate! i have a WHITELINE Flat Out strut brace (upper, particularly for a wagon) in use and really recommend it. 
i'm sure here's somebody who knows where to get it in the UK.
i'm sure here's somebody who knows where to get it in the UK.
04 April 2010, 02:31 PM
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I've got a whiteline one on my new age wagon, well recommended. Whiteline also do a quick release kit to replace the bolts that secure the bar to the mounting brackets, makes it much easier to whip the bar out when you want to fill up the load space
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I run a three point Cusco version that's welded in place 
If you want a Whiteline brace give Zak a ring at Mocom racing, they are a UK Whiteline distributor
http://www.mocomracing.com/
If you want a Whiteline brace give Zak a ring at Mocom racing, they are a UK Whiteline distributor
http://www.mocomracing.com/
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06 April 2010, 05:55 PM
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Whiteline braces are a little disappointing IME, Stick to ARB's lol !
Summit Racing Braces are what you want, although Trails' 3 point cusco is as good as it gets for mitigating flex.
http://www.invoauto.co.uk/home.htm fitting wise some vary the design for wagons, others don't. There's a rather nice Spec D about half way down the website
Summit Racing Braces are what you want, although Trails' 3 point cusco is as good as it gets for mitigating flex.
http://www.invoauto.co.uk/home.htm fitting wise some vary the design for wagons, others don't. There's a rather nice Spec D about half way down the website
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Sorry to bring up an old thread , I am thinking about buying a rear brace for my sti wagon.
I reckon they suffer from a loose back end, like its being dragged around like a trailer or something compared to the saloons.
Am I right in saying the brace solve the flexing problems?
Like is there a noticeable difference in the drive?
I reckon they suffer from a loose back end, like its being dragged around like a trailer or something compared to the saloons.
Am I right in saying the brace solve the flexing problems?
Like is there a noticeable difference in the drive?
26 July 2011, 09:03 PM
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