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Old 06-03-2011, 04:50 PM   #39
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If you want to increase stiffness, get the race bar with the cross brace to triangulate.

I've just driven around town so far, I won't really know if it did anything until next track day. I suppose it should prevent flexing a little, but the X brace in back already helps a lot with that.

Maybe Jason can chime in whether he thinks the street version does any stiffening at all.
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