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Solid rear brace?
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07-20-2007, 07:31 PM
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You guys aren't quite getting it. It DOES work and help in an unmodified chassis.
I completely agree that stitch welding and cages do a whole lot more. These are for guys who do not have the time/money/skills/etc to go all out. Or simply don't want a cage in their daily driver but still want a stiffer chassis. Anyways, those upwards forces will cause twist which transfers laterally across the car (similar to how a swaybar does as well, it transfers upward force laterally to make the cars suspension to work differently). So it does work. Your thinking a little too much 2-dimensional (I think). Otherwise they would never bother to create crazy ass triangulated cages to create a super stiff chassis/platform for any form of racing. Andrew |
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