New Kenny Brown 4 point G-Load brace

Dan P.

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• Mar 9, 2004

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I picked up a new Kenny Brown 4 point G-Load brace for $60 Sat. at Custom Performance. They were holding a open house dyno day. There were alot of sweet cars there check out my site to see a few of them.

I was wondering if anyone had any tips on installing this?

 

Papa Georgio

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haha wtf is that thing? OMG I am so n00b.

 

Red_LX

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• Mar 9, 2004

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Best tip I can give you is that you may have to mess with that before you find a way that really fits. I couldn't get all four bolts in mine at first, ended up having to put one on the front and one in the back on the opposite site, and then putting in the other two. It takes some fitting and testing.

 

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140cilx

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Just takes a few minutes, real easy, like Red said, the 4 holes didn't line up perfect, but a bit of push w/ a crowbar and the bolts slide right in.

That'll eliminate the flex on the bottom side, don't forget the strut tower brace ('less you've done that already).

 

bhuff30

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forget chassis flex, I can feel my rear end slidding all over the damn place in hard cornering. My next major chassis mod will be a PHB.