Difference in driving with strut tower brace
Can't vouch for the F-Body bc it was on when I got it but when I put a front and back one on my eclipse it made a HUGE difference. That was the only suspension mods I did to it and I loved how it handles after taht. I agree on the sway abrs making a bigger difference but for the price of one it doesn't hurt. Especially if you drive it on the street, if not really don't bother. Does add to the underhood looks too!
the ONLY s.t.b. you should buy is the 3 point edelbrock that bolts to the firewall also, UNBELIEVABLE improvement. i had it off and went into a turn and almost lost control because it was so sloppy. 3 point s.t.b. all the way
Originally Posted by jimmyblue
I have a convertible and when I installed the STB what I noticed
was that a peculiar shake in the front end, went away. Talking about
when you throw it hard around a corner, it used to have this "woggle
woggle woggle" in the front body and the brace made it just "woggle".
Settled it down.
But whether this made a dime's worth of difference to actual handling
is another question, and one I can't really answer because I have no
way of quantifying. I preferred the feeling of tightness it added, but
that's all I can really tell you.
Then I put the K-member and the front got all floppy again.
was that a peculiar shake in the front end, went away. Talking about
when you throw it hard around a corner, it used to have this "woggle
woggle woggle" in the front body and the brace made it just "woggle".
Settled it down.
But whether this made a dime's worth of difference to actual handling
is another question, and one I can't really answer because I have no
way of quantifying. I preferred the feeling of tightness it added, but
that's all I can really tell you.
Then I put the K-member and the front got all floppy again.
I noticed a difference with vs. without. I also "run" the local canyon roads around here and stress the chassis into different directions every other second. It really helped tie in the front suspension for my application.
