Cant_Get_Ryte

iTrader: (52)

Looking at designing my current enclosure and curious does it make a difference in this car? in my last car it did, but looking to do a front and the sub frames soon will this be a worthwhile addition right now or should i let it go.

Ant96GLE

iTrader: (4)

Nope, I have the RSTB and couldnt feel anything. I might do the sub frames and Lower tie bar from Matt Blehm. That for sure will do alot more stiffening of the chassis.

nismos14

iTrader: (56)

don't waste you're money on it

lshi0

i am thinking getting one, any thought about it?

XeroX

iTrader: (13)

i can imagine this thing not really doing anything performance wize, but it still DOES stiffen up the chasis, my reason for wantin to try one of these out is too see if it can stop or limit the flexing you hear in the rear while driving or taking corners. Makes sense to think it would limit the noises the max makes....

I remember when i installed my FSTB it got rid of SOME not all...rattles and squeeks in the front, it was minimal, but it did something...

happyricefob

iTrader: (7)

i have 1 and it doesn't do shiet

JSutter

iTrader: (46)

i didnt notice jack. It looks cool tho.

XeroX

iTrader: (13)

I remember you said you noticed a difference on the freeway didnt you? or are you guys just talking about my "theorum" of lessening the interior noise.?

Cant_Get_Ryte

iTrader: (52)

alright good looking fellas, thanks for saving me 50 beans ill post pics when the enclosure is finished that extra space helps

ill save up for the paradox fstb and the sub frames

Viscous

when i put my rstb on, I can honestly say that I felt a difference immediately. It wasn't that big of a difference, but it was definitely there. It seems that no one else has had an experience similar to mine.

I had a fstb, h&r's prior to the rstb install. No RSB. After the rstb the car felt a bit tighter on the sharp corners.

MrDicks95SE

iTrader: (23)

im getting one for purely cosmetic reasons. i dont care if it does or does not stiffen the chassis. it looks cool.

Viscous

you can justify it with harmonic reasons as well. Try hitting an installed bar with something heavy, you'll hear a nice deep whirrring hum.