strut braces
#5
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Alloy looks a bit nicer but it's there to do a job. Never gone wrong with an OMP one in any of the cars we've fitted them to. Nicely priced as well
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is there one thats adjustable for the fiesta ??
if not might have a word with less at fusion as he has made my mates strut brace for his mk6 fiesta and they look cool
if not might have a word with less at fusion as he has made my mates strut brace for his mk6 fiesta and they look cool
#13
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Alloy braces arent too bad. I havnt used a rear brace yet but just bought 1 off someone on here so should tighten the back end up. I always look in the sales adds on here before buying a new brace from anywhere.
Speak to Lee at Fusion see what he can do for you he's a user on here as well so fairly easy to track him down
Speak to Lee at Fusion see what he can do for you he's a user on here as well so fairly easy to track him down
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all of lee's work is the bollocks! just sent my fuel pump off to him for -6 connectors to be welded on, as for strut braces steel are stiffer than alloy but there all good.
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On the Fiesta Id recommend using OMP, the sparco brace is too difficult to fit properly. Th eOMP you can drill straight down into the top of the inner wing/turret section where as with the sparco its from the side and u cant get all the holes. Had to drop my front shockers out to put it in properly!
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