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Originally posted by vee_dub
top of strut flexes the most & so is tied to the base of other strut where most stiff . the tie at top is in compression around corners adding to stiffness
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that 's the solution fred
top of strut flexes the most & so is tied to the base of other strut where most stiff . the tie at top is in compression around corners adding to stiffness\'95 Golf VR6 -
Cool cool...
Btw, When I install the strut brace..i need to screw three holes in each strut tower...
Would i damage anything on the other side of the strut tower..?? ie: my spring and strut??
Thank you
Fred....BiG DuB...
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