A shoutout for the technobrace and Pedro.

[JFP in PA]

My personal favorite over the techno part is this:



Well made, light, adjustable, and adds rear tie down points at the same time. We have several installed on customer cars, and I have them on both of mine. A little more money, but a very nice overall addition.

[Gelbster]

Originally Posted by JFP in PA

My personal favorite over the techno part is this:



Well made, light, adjustable, and adds rear tie down points at the same time. We have several installed on customer cars, and I have them on both of mine. A little more money, but a very nice overall addition.

Rear Subframe Stabilizer With Tie Downs (Rear)-Rennline, Inc.

[Luv2Box]

I installed the Techno Brace about five years ago on my '99 and haven't really noticed any difference in handling on the track or AX. Tires seem to make the most difference in how the car handles as did the ROW M030 suspension.

[Gelbster]

One advantge of the Rennline over the Pedro part is that rennline is adjustable.Pedro's is not. But Pedro's fits ,so why bother with adjustment ? Not sure . If you want to go diy + adjustable ,suggest you investigate this:
Speedway IMCA Approved 3/4 Thread Swedged Steel Tube + heim joints
Swedged Steel Tube, 3/4 Inch Thread

[JFP in PA]

Originally Posted by Gelbster

One advantge of the Rennline over the Pedro part is that rennline is adjustable.Pedro's is not. But Pedro's fits ,so why bother with adjustment ? [/url]

Some of our "track rats" say they "preload" the chassis using adjustable bars like the RennLine (there are other manufacturers), I haven't tried it, so I do not know what the outcome would be. I do know that customers that regularly trailer their cars like the tie downs.