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Reviewed by:
eric


Review Date
July 30, 2006

Overall Rating
 2 of 5

Value Rating
 2 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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5.00 of 5, 2.00 votes

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Review 1 of 3

Price Paid:  $280.00 from comptech

Year / Model Reviewed:
2005 s2000

Strengths:
Strong material
Good looking
Good solid fit

Weaknesses:
-Didn't fit, bent my stock hood!
-Way too expensive... something that costs 300% more than anything like it better perform that much better!

Summary:
Never thought a strut brace would be tough to install; I didn't even think it fit at first. I guess tighter is better. Finally got the brace on and tightened everything down to spec, then tried to close my hood. Didn't close, bent my hood. Comptech must have fitted the brace with a different hood. I paid nearly $300 for a STRUT BRACE and bent my thousand dollar OEM hood. This was the most expensive strut brace on the market and i bought it thinking it was the best; i clearly was fooled. I feel sick to even look at my hood every day because of the rippling reflections i now see.

Similar Products Used:
Tenzo R strut brace (good fit, good clearance)
Mugen Strut brace (beautiful)
Autozone universal (good clearance and good fitment!)


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Rating
Reviewed by:
jimmyv



Review Date
November 28, 2005

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
3 Months to 1 year

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Review 2 of 3

Price Paid:  $300.00 from Aura Dealer

Year / Model Reviewed:
2005 Acura TSX

Strengths:
Improved vehicle tracking in turns. Steering more responsive to driver input.

Weaknesses:
None - see review and you decide.

Summary:
Car is more responsive to input from steering wheel. Front wheel tracks better that stock with steering input during quick cornering. In other words - car goes where you point it with more agility and response from the wheel. I also have the Comptech rear sway bar which was installed first. I would advise that if you have the rear sway you don't necessarily need the strut tower brace. I found that when I added the brace it actually decreased the tight feel the steering wheel has from stock bar. Wheel became more responsive but in my opinion it also has a "softer" feel. It is now easier to make short turns with one hand.


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Rating
Reviewed by:
Integsr


Review Date
August 7, 2003

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 3 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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Review 3 of 3

Price Paid:  $150.00 from EBAY (used)

Year / Model Reviewed:
1999 Integra GS-R

Strengths:
Stronger. Looks better. Improves handling.

Weaknesses:
Price if bought brand new.

Summary:
Much better than stock in both performance and looks. Red Billet color looks amazing under the hood. Very sturdy and well built. Very Noticable difference in the turns, car feels much sturdier and stiff and as a result car becomes easier to control.

Similar Products Used:
Stock Strut Bar with the GS-R


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