11-16-2020, 12:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Rusty
IMO the brace works best with solid diff bushings. The brace is solid, so why not the bushings.
General thinking on the forum is if you get both intake and exhaust mods. You need a tune. One or the either, no tune is needed.
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While I perfectly understand your point of view, mine is more oriented towards win/win upgrades. I read that solid mounts and bushings increase cabin vibrations while the urethane is a bit less intense. This is not a track car but more a street toy/race car. I want to keep it driver friendly as much as possible and not ruin the touring experience.
My question about the diff brace necessity remains. I appreciate my platform and would like to enhance the experience without sacrificing too much on the comfort aspect.
For example, I got the RJM Clutch Pedal assembly and it improved the drivability and performance. So I would prefer not get a modification that will decrease drivability.
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