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Will Cusco Front Strut Tower Bar Type OS w/ Brace interfere with FI systems?
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I was thinking of getting the Cusco Front Strut Tower Bar Type OS w/ Master Cylinder Brace ... will this strut bar interface with any of the Forced induction systems? I saw the benefits in the last car, but I don't want to spend the money if it will become a problem in the future should I upgrade to FI system. Since we are on the topic... has anyone used this? I seen some post, but not a full review about this bar... are there better strut bar than this one? I like the idea of an integrated brake cylinder brace...not sure if it really works well or not. Thanks, |
I have the Whiteline STB on my car with the Innovate SC. Fits fine.
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I have the Cusco brace with the attached master cylinder brace fitted with my AVO turbo kit. No issues whatsoever.
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No none yet...still up in the air...Vortech is a candidate...so is the JR and KW systems... I believe I don't want to deal with a turbo system as awesome as turbos go because of the complexity and heat.
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My previous car was a Z4MR and the strut bar made a big difference it the turn in of the car...I'm not sure about 86 platform how much of a difference it will be since the Z4 was designed as a convertible for the get go where as this car is designed as a coupe. The S54 engine was a lot of fun above 4K RPM, but kinda sluggish on the low end... the BRZ has decent low end (non sports car), but mid top end is dismal... So a boost in the low mid and top as a FI would make this car a lot of fun. |
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Track build should not be confused with insane builds or power builds. It should be closer to the idea of reliability and safety which will be directly related to shear amounts of fun related to driving it rather than repairing it. It's all a balance. :thumbup: It appears that McPherson strut type front suspension benefits with a strut tower bar. It increases rigidity and improves driver feedback. What it will not do is drop 2 seconds on a 2 minute track because of added rigidity, but rather, driver confidence. That's not to say the chassis is sloppy. The BRZ/FRS is plenty stiff. There's no way a bolted on bar will suddenly increase a ton of stiffness to the chassis. However, saying that it doesn't work is a phrase that's often misused. :thumbup: My enginerd status came out. Sorry if this got too lengthy. :bonk: |
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