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chuck88 · 05-03-2003, 06:24 AM

Its also called a strut tower brace. I have one and the "seat of the pants feel" made the car seem quicker. There is another brace that goes under the car similar to the one under the hood (cant remeber what its called) This brace made a big difference in handling. I recommend both of them and of course sub frame connectors. "If aint tight, it aint right". LOL

These stangs flex a lot and this is stealing horsepower. Tightening up the frame gets the horsepower to the wheels instead of flexing the frame.

Chuck88

05-03-2003, 06:24 AM	#10
chuck88 Registered Member Join Date: May 1999 Location: Wood Ridge NJ USA Posts: 341	Its also called a strut tower brace. I have one and the "seat of the pants feel" made the car seem quicker. There is another brace that goes under the car similar to the one under the hood (cant remeber what its called) This brace made a big difference in handling. I recommend both of them and of course sub frame connectors. "If aint tight, it aint right". LOL These stangs flex a lot and this is stealing horsepower. Tightening up the frame gets the horsepower to the wheels instead of flexing the frame. Chuck88 __________________ So what if its "midlife crisis". Wife, 2 kids, busy job, "fixer upper" house, and I still have time for the Mustang!!! I Love my kids!!!