Strut Braces... Any good?
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Hi, just wondering if they are worth having on a MK 4 RST? Have never driven a car with one on so not really sure if its worth it? They look good, just after some opinions really
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Ive got front & rear strut braces on my car i was like you abit sceptical about whether it would do any thing but i'd certainly get a front one the rear didnt really feel like it did much but i already had my roll cage in so that might of stiffened it up already.
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got one one mine, and to be honist i carnt tell any differance, but there again driving down kingsheath high street is a bit different to driving off road!! looks cool tho!!
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