View Full Version : SHOCK TOWER BRACE FOR V6's
Does anybody know of a brand of shock tower brace that will fit the 4th gen V6 cars? Why do most companies say they only fit V8's? Are the V6's taller? wider? weirder? :hmm:
Thanks alot.
dreaded_hope
10-29-2005, 05:28 PM
Hotchkins, SLP, and BMR all make Strut Tower Braces for your 6.
Which brand are you using? any fitment issues? who do you recommend?
BTW your nitrous times are right on par with a stock LT! :approved:
dreaded_hope
10-30-2005, 02:34 PM
I haven't tied into suspension upgrades for now, so I can't say anything first hand about fitment issues. I do know that alot of V6 guys seem to like the BMR strut braces though. But I'm sure all would be a good choice, just depends on what style/cost you want to go with.
BTW your nitrous times are right on par with a stock LT! :approved:
Thanks, I go to the track with my buddy who has a 97 WS6, with a hooker catback and a computer tune, and his best run is a 14.4XX to my 14.5. I just can't wait to get rid of the 3.08's and the open diff to really help my times!!
12secondv6
11-07-2005, 11:12 AM
I ran hotchkis for a long time
Typically the SS/ WS6 and V6 are the same
And then there is the non SS/WS6 and any V8
PaganEgyptian
11-09-2005, 04:49 PM
on 98+ they are the exact same thing V-6/V-8. Purchase the one of your liking, they all fit in those year ranges. :) -Tim
Tim,
Thanks for the replay. Don't intend to offend, but how sure are you that V6/V8 makes no difference in the 98+ F-cars in relation to manufacturer of shock tower brace? Reason I ask is 93-97's are NOT interchangeable. Something about that earlier V6.:think:
Thanks alot
PaganEgyptian
11-11-2005, 04:28 PM
Ahhh, my bad. The difference is the suspension setup. Maybe a different Strut Plate. Sorry about that. -Tim
what do you mean 'suspension set up'?
12secondv6
11-21-2005, 09:03 PM
I ran hotchkis for a long time
Typically the SS/ WS6 and V6 are the same
And then there is the non SS/WS6 and any V8
See my reply ;)
Okay, I found out from Spohn.net that the V6's sit higher/closer to the hood than the V8's.
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