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the extra weight of the lovefab bar is from the triangular steel wings....I'm trying to understand why you have braced the brace so much... it seems like extra weight, extra labor and ultimately, extra cost.
Why the gussets? As each shock tower flexes, you see 360° movement, in a 3D plane. In other words up, down, forward, backward, side to side. There is not as much rigidity in the brace in a "vertical" plane, so the guessets are arranged to add a 3D bracing effect, as well as to further reinforce the tubing joints, which prevents further flex.
Gents,
I am lucky to have the first set of bars from Cody. Note I do not have the front lower yet, but with the front upper bar installed, my NSX feels more planted and this is WITH the STMPO front lower chassis brace installed already. Cody is releasing some impressive products and I agree although the STMPO unit is beneficial, both of Cody's front bars working as a team will render my STMPO bar not needed.
I also used to have the Carbing rear strut bar and now have Cody's rear bar. Cody's variant is definitely more rigid, tough to compare an aluminum bar to a steel (Cody please correct me if I am wrong) bar. Not to mention IMO Cody's bar flows better than other.
Once I have all three bars installed, I will submit a more formal review.
Thanks,
Jason
Rear 4pt coupe bar prototype.