So I had the BlemCo RSB and Addco RSB installed
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So I had the BlemCo RSB and Addco RSB installed
Friday night I installed the BlemCo rear strut bar. The install was very simple. Same as the FSB only the seat back has to come off. From what I can tell the craftsmanship of the RSB is very good, although it did come with a scratch in the paint. Don’t know if that was something to worry about (rust) so I just put it in. I drove around a little, but not enough to feel and huge difference. The car did feel a bit firmer.
Then Saturday I had the Addco RSB installed with the BlemCo links. That is something I definitely had to bring to get installed. Boy was it a tight fit. The mechanic (Andy of Axix Auto, Brooklyn, NY) kept saying "Boy is the back of this car going to be tight".
I didn’t get to "drive" the car until Sunday and all I can say is WOW, what a difference!!! The car is very responsive. I didn’t get to take any really tight turns, but the ones I did, and was used to, felt completely different. There is NO body roll now. I am very happy with the suspension mods I have. Soon I will get the SFC's installed.
I will take pics during the week and post
Then Saturday I had the Addco RSB installed with the BlemCo links. That is something I definitely had to bring to get installed. Boy was it a tight fit. The mechanic (Andy of Axix Auto, Brooklyn, NY) kept saying "Boy is the back of this car going to be tight".
I didn’t get to "drive" the car until Sunday and all I can say is WOW, what a difference!!! The car is very responsive. I didn’t get to take any really tight turns, but the ones I did, and was used to, felt completely different. There is NO body roll now. I am very happy with the suspension mods I have. Soon I will get the SFC's installed.
I will take pics during the week and post
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Sorry about the scratch on the paint.. rust won't be an issue inside the car. I thought about shipping them non-painted, but it's easier just to paint them and not have to worry about it at all.
when I get my powdercoater, I'm going to PC them just to make them a little purdier and the finish tougher.
when I get my powdercoater, I'm going to PC them just to make them a little purdier and the finish tougher.
#3
Originally Posted by 94M@X
Friday night I installed the BlemCo rear strut bar. The install was very simple. Same as the FSB only the seat back has to come off. From what I can tell the craftsmanship of the RSB is very good, although it did come with a scratch in the paint. Don’t know if that was something to worry about (rust) so I just put it in. I drove around a little, but not enough to feel and huge difference. The car did feel a bit firmer.
Then Saturday I had the Addco RSB installed with the BlemCo links. That is something I definitely had to bring to get installed. Boy was it a tight fit. The mechanic (Andy of Axix Auto, Brooklyn, NY) kept saying "Boy is the back of this car going to be tight".
I didn’t get to "drive" the car until Sunday and all I can say is WOW, what a difference!!! The car is very responsive. I didn’t get to take any really tight turns, but the ones I did, and was used to, felt completely different. There is NO body roll now. I am very happy with the suspension mods I have. Soon I will get the SFC's installed.
I will take pics during the week and post
Then Saturday I had the Addco RSB installed with the BlemCo links. That is something I definitely had to bring to get installed. Boy was it a tight fit. The mechanic (Andy of Axix Auto, Brooklyn, NY) kept saying "Boy is the back of this car going to be tight".
I didn’t get to "drive" the car until Sunday and all I can say is WOW, what a difference!!! The car is very responsive. I didn’t get to take any really tight turns, but the ones I did, and was used to, felt completely different. There is NO body roll now. I am very happy with the suspension mods I have. Soon I will get the SFC's installed.
I will take pics during the week and post
#4
Originally Posted by Matt93SE
Sorry about the scratch on the paint.. rust won't be an issue inside the car. I thought about shipping them non-painted, but it's easier just to paint them and not have to worry about it at all.
Thanks for making great products for out cars
MaDMaX024 - I have the Stage 2 SFC's. I'll proably get them installed this week. Cant wait!! I am going to have to work on making the car faster now.
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