super_ted

iTrader: (30)

Do these exist for a newage wagon?

jura11

iTrader: (7)

Hi there we are using from saloon on our one

But I've seen few of the GT Spec Rear strut brace for wagon in USA


Jura

Arnie_1

Of course! I like the Whiteline's KSB586Q as it comes with a quick release so you can easily remove the brace if you want to load something large in the back. You just need to trim a small notch out of the carpet/moulding underneath the cap and then its very well integrated into the interior. Most sedan based strut tower braces come up high so you can't use the OEM cover, leaving an ugly hole there.



http://whiteline.com.au/product_deta...number=KSB586Q

jura11

iTrader: (7)

Arnie this strut brace looks awesome


Jura

Arnie_1

Yes, its a nice solution if you want the interior of the car to look clean while still being practical(with the quick release). But any saloon rear strut bar will work.

6VOLT

iTrader: (1)

I have an sti on the front and rear and pretty much did what Arnie has done with his, just make sure you make a tidy job of trimming the plastic