Grounding RaceFab: RR Shock Tower Brace - PICS

RR Shock Tower Brace – RRC-STB - $190.00
Designed with true strength in mind, the RoadRace Shock Tower Brace is designed for road racing and street driving, to eliminate any upper chassis flex through deflection between the shock towers. The overall result is a more responsive feel and higher control of the vehicle, which cannot be matched by any other product on the market today. Combine this with our complete line of RR-Brace systems for your Street/Strip/Track car for a truly solid ride built like you want it to be.

This is not a shiny stick that sits in your engine bay. This is a purely engineered piece that has nothing but function, plus some unique looks to boot! Other RR Brace systems available soon.

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FabX

sounds sweet man, i cant wait to see pics

pics?

yes. wait a few, it will happen.

how to? pics of the attachment point?

Is the hood in the pics a carbon fiber one? I am a little concerned with fitment for stock hoods, although it would be a good excuse to get a new hood :D

pics of the attachment point? which one?

brace isn't complete yet guys, fyi.

very nice work, good welds. what thickness of the metal are the mounting brackets? looks pretty sturdy. did we find out what color to go with yet?

we are still throwin around some ideas. we still want copper.

thanks on the workmanship, i try :wink:

it is a massive 3/16" plate, and those lightening holes cut off 15oz from each plate. each plate weighs in at 2lbs 5oz

I asked Sam this same question about his bar:
Do you have any support on the underside of the strut tower or is it just the bolt head + washer?? What's the point in having an overbuilt plate when the weak point will be the strut tower sheet metal?

we have already gone through this ourselves. it is not stamped sheetmetal underneath, it is very much supported by many spot-welded attachment points.

remember, the point is to prevent the shock towers from moving independantly from each other. There is no possible chance ever that the sheetmetal can be cookie-cuttered out.

Also, there will always be a weak point. the sheet metal in this case may be the weak point, however, the shock towers will never move independantly of each other. Original problem solved. new problem created? no, unless you want to think so.

so are you offering these painted or powder coated before the purchese?

painted. powdercoat is way way too expensive

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pics of the attachment point? which one?

brace isn't complete yet guys, fyi.

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either side, just to see how it attaches to the vehicle is all.

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we have already gone through this ourselves. it is not stamped sheetmetal underneath, it is very much supported by many spot-welded attachment points.

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Good... didn't know, never had to feel around under there yet.
I guess that's the main concern with our cars, vs the standard 3-bolt strut mounting where you can actually brace the towers properly through the strut themselves.

how we comin'?

it's coming, just been busy at my regular work, haven't had too much time to spare, but it'll be here soon

it's all good...just like updates...can you believe my therapist had the nerve to say I suffer from instant gratification syndrome and don't have patients..LOL

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Yes, yes, yes, make it happen and paint it red!
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here is my main job...
http://www.ohtonracing.com

im the lead fabricator there

i want one.................... 8)

any update on this?

we have had one done for a couple weeks now, it's just tough with 1.5 people working on 90 projects. I am aware of how many people want this, as are we, and it will happen very very very soon!

Is it Very very very soon yet??


Call me I want to talk. :)

it is now... note to everyone, we had to toss the master cylinder brace in lieu of time/cost restraints, however the price will remain the same.

Jimmy

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Jimmy