how much would you pay for a stainless steel strut brace?
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how much would you be prepared to pay for a Stainless steel strut brace and is a brand important ot you?
been thinking about getting one, but the question above is on my mind.
been thinking about getting one, but the question above is on my mind.
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i was thinkging that ss would be more durable than aluminum and more rigid.
i think that under 100 quid is a sensible amount to pay for a brace. this rules out carbon and lightweight alloys.
i think that under 100 quid is a sensible amount to pay for a brace. this rules out carbon and lightweight alloys.
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hi matey,
got front and rear sti style braces(pink fixing brackets and chromed/ss bar)from scoobyworld,about £70 each with sidc discount and postage.
check out their website it has pice etc
mike
got front and rear sti style braces(pink fixing brackets and chromed/ss bar)from scoobyworld,about £70 each with sidc discount and postage.
check out their website it has pice etc
mike
Originally Posted by mista weava
i was thinkging that ss would be more durable than aluminum and more rigid.
i think that under 100 quid is a sensible amount to pay for a brace. this rules out carbon and lightweight alloys.
i think that under 100 quid is a sensible amount to pay for a brace. this rules out carbon and lightweight alloys.
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