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jpratt

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This is a used brace that I had mounted to my car for a few months. I am now using a new intecooler scoop and this will not fit. $50 shipped in the cont. 48. extra for out of CONUS. DOES NOT INCLUDE THE MOUNTING BOLTS. I am using the hardware for the other front supports.

Copied from Kirban's web site
" This connecting front brace comes complete with the mounting hardware and directions. It's made from 1" x 1" x 1/8" thick steel square tube and weighs about 5 Ibs. The bar is then primed and painted glossy black.

This connecting brace ties in the front, under the car braces, to form a triangle. It sits under your radiator support, just in front of your intercooler. It is positioned so it does not block the intercooler at all.

Even on a solid roof car, such as our Test Car #3 (a 1987 Turbo-T), it made a difference. This brace was designed and is made by our son, Darrell.

COMMENTS - We gave one of the prototype braces to Trey Crease of Zero-to-60 Performance and asked him to install it on his 1987 Turbo-T with T-Tops. Here are his comments...

"It is a trick piece that bolts up underneath the radiator support and utilizes pre-existing holes in the frame to attach it. This all-steel brace works perfectly in conjunction with the pair of front braces that Dennis Kirban already sells, that mount from the engine crossmember to the front part of each frame rail.

With this brace installed, it ties the front end together in the configuration of a triangle for added strength. Dennis gave me one to try on my daily driven, high-mileage T-Type that has T-Tops. Adding this new brace will drastically improve the solid together feeling that a hardtop car possesses! I couldn't believe the difference!

Before my car would shake and rattle when driving on a rough road (16" x 8" GNX rims and Comp TAs don't help either), but now the front end has just about the same feeling as my hardtop GN! The only regret I have is that Darrell Kirban didn't think of this idea sooner! Another excellent product for our aging Turbo Regals!"
Fits: 1986-1987 Turbo Regal"
 
jpratt said:
This is a used brace that I had mounted to my car for a few months. I am now using a new intecooler scoop and this will not fit. $50 shipped in the cont. 48. extra for out of CONUS. DOES NOT INCLUDE THE MOUNTING BOLTS. I am using the hardware for the other front supports.

Copied from Kirban's web site
" This connecting front brace comes complete with the mounting hardware and directions. It's made from 1" x 1" x 1/8" thick steel square tube and weighs about 5 Ibs. The bar is then primed and painted glossy black.

This connecting brace ties in the front, under the car braces, to form a triangle. It sits under your radiator support, just in front of your intercooler. It is positioned so it does not block the intercooler at all.

Even on a solid roof car, such as our Test Car #3 (a 1987 Turbo-T), it made a difference. This brace was designed and is made by our son, Darrell.

COMMENTS - We gave one of the prototype braces to Trey Crease of Zero-to-60 Performance and asked him to install it on his 1987 Turbo-T with T-Tops. Here are his comments...

"It is a trick piece that bolts up underneath the radiator support and utilizes pre-existing holes in the frame to attach it. This all-steel brace works perfectly in conjunction with the pair of front braces that Dennis Kirban already sells, that mount from the engine crossmember to the front part of each frame rail.

With this brace installed, it ties the front end together in the configuration of a triangle for added strength. Dennis gave me one to try on my daily driven, high-mileage T-Type that has T-Tops. Adding this new brace will drastically improve the solid together feeling that a hardtop car possesses! I couldn't believe the difference!

Before my car would shake and rattle when driving on a rough road (16" x 8" GNX rims and Comp TAs don't help either), but now the front end has just about the same feeling as my hardtop GN! The only regret I have is that Darrell Kirban didn't think of this idea sooner! Another excellent product for our aging Turbo Regals!"
Fits: 1986-1987 Turbo Regal"


I'll buy this bar - no pixs needed. Let me know if you take paypal. Thanks.

Mike
 
Here are a few pictures that I just took. Hope they turn out okay.
 

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