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Topic #14797 156 posts Started by Cragspider
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Here ya go.

just to add, that has the JDM OEM cover on it ^^

here are some pics of it not installed

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my st205 swapandour Beams swap
will it fit on a coupe? i would really think that it wouldn't need it as much as a hatch back. The coupe already has alot less flex. i would do sway bars first on a coupe. (front brace i would get)

Steve

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I thought the strut bar was that huge.. lol thanks for the extra info batman. Do you guys have the part #s for the cover?
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I thought the strut bar was that huge.. lol thanks for the extra info batman. Do you guys have the part #s for the cover?

the part #'s for the covers are listed in this post
http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=32718

my st205 swapandour Beams swap
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https://www.1sttoyotaparts.com/partscat.html

paste "53605-20020" in the Factory Part Number search section-> 60.03$


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Thx for that, but I would also like to know the Partnumber for the Front Factory GT-Four upper strut brace. I want to install it on my ST. And does anyone have a partnumber of this Cusco strut brace? http://www.6gc.net/index.php?action=parts&itu=29
An online catalog from Cusco would also be fine, that way i can look the partnumber up myself smile.gif
just for some feedback on the rear strut bar, since having it, ive noticed no difference in feel, handling or anything with it on
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isn't there a strut bar that goes underneath the car as oppose to the one in the trunk? which one is better?? or is that called a Sway bar ?? same thign??


I think you're referring to the lower tie bar. For our celica's there's only the rear strut tower braces, which go in the trunk.

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QUOTE(95BlueGT @ Aug 3, 2004 - 3:43 PM) [snapback]166075[/snapback]
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isn't there a strut bar that goes underneath the car as oppose to the one in the trunk? which one is better?? or is that called a Sway bar ?? same thign??


I think you're referring to the lower tie bar. For our celica's there's only the rear strut tower braces, which go in the trunk.

or the JSpeed underbody brace. but its only for the GT-Four I think. theres a member that has one installed but I can't remember who.
http://www.6gc.net/index.php?action=parts&itu=525

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QUOTE(95BlueGT @ Aug 3, 2004 - 3:43 PM) [snapback]166075[/snapback]
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isn't there a strut bar that goes underneath the car as oppose to the one in the trunk? which one is better?? or is that called a Sway bar ?? same thign??


I think you're referring to the lower tie bar. For our celica's there's only the rear strut tower braces, which go in the trunk.

these are sway bars. Suspension Tech makes them. The strut tower bars connect the tops of the strut towers whereas the sway bars (actually anti-sway bars) connect underneath the car and connects the end links and gives the car a more rigid feel. There is a write up on how to install a rear bar here

http://www.6gc.net/howto/install_rear_sway_bar

my st205 swapandour Beams swap
Would the rear strut bar fit in a vert Celi? Just been thinking about getting one.

This post has been edited by JesterDC: Dec 20, 2006 - 11:35 PM
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Would the rear strut bar fit in a vert Celi? Just been thinking about getting one.

Please, someons has gotta know!
takes some extra modification to make it work since its a tight fit.
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takes some extra modification to make it work since its a tight fit.

Thanx, I was thinking that cause it's pretty much where the top goes when it's down, Thanx again!
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The plastic covers for the sport package (circled) are part # 64333-20160-C0

Hope that helps.
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QUOTE(chucho @ Jul 28, 2004 - 2:23 PM)
which is a good brand and where can i order a good strut bar.  I'd perfer the 3 pt.( i think thats what its called) one.

Jspeed and cucso are both 3pt you can order them form bulletproof. one thing that sucks is waitng for them to come

the one I ordered is taking like 2 months


go to driftfactory.com they have cusco front and rear struts for 150 each i dunno how their delivery service is though

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Just put on today!

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Both are Cusco Type OS
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Just put on today!

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Both are Cusco Type OS



How is the car handling now?
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You told me that this front bar rubs? Does anyone else have this problem, easy fix?

Any info on this bar with oem USDM hood would be great.

Thanks-

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Ya really what is the difference between the strut brace tower and Anti-Sway Bars. I know Anti-Sway Bars are alot cheaper than strut brace towers why is that so. Which one would you guys prefer in buying?
Would it be reasonable in buying an anti-sway bar for the back and strut brace tower for the front??
Any help is greatly appreciated >>THANK YOU>>

Group buy to replicate Narrow E series transaxle partshttp://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showto...p;#entry1107514
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You told me that this front bar rubs? Does anyone else have this problem, easy fix?

Any info on this bar with oem USDM hood would be great.

Thanks-



Where did you buy that cusco strut bar from??

Group buy to replicate Narrow E series transaxle partshttp://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showto...p;#entry1107514
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Tiga, do you have a strut bar in your engine bay?

Anyone have any feedback about the GT4 rear bar? I'd like to buy one. Is there an updated link to where we can get the Cusco strut bars?

And there's a GT4 front strut brace? Is it better then the one that comes with our comes from the factory? If so, what's the part number?

-Matt

This post has been edited by GotToyota: Jul 8, 2008 - 2:59 PM
just the stockie strut. i am looking for a trd

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I don't normally drive fast, but when I do its on a curvy section of this island
The GT4 strut bar will fit a GT hatchback with no problems, right?

-Matt
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>The GT4 strut bar will fit a GT hatchback with no problems, right?

-Matt


Yes, perfectly.

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How is the front GT4 strut bar different then a GT bar?
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>How is the front GT4 strut bar different then a GT bar?


The front?

It isn't, it's the same.
That's why it fits perfectly laugh.gif

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>How is the front GT4 strut bar different then a GT bar?


The front?

It isn't, it's the same.
That's why it fits perfectly laugh.gif

Oh, I meant the rear one, the first time.

I meant will the rear GT4 bar fit a GT hatchback with no problems?