I agree, it does look better to be seamless. You do make a fair point, on how often do I access it as I can't recall the last time, I did. But, I'm also not for always having to take off the strut tower brace, should I or some mechanic need to access it.A hole for the reservoir can be done for a little extra fee, but do you really think that it is necessary? I mean how often do you have to refill your brake fluid?
I think it looks way better with a straight bar...anyways just write me a dm and we will find a design suitable for your application.
The first batch of the 3 piece version got shipped already, im working as fast as possible on the trd style strut bar.Looking good. Just to be clear, the first bar you are showing does not have the mounting plate reinforcements on it? When do you suspect the updated version will be ready to ship?
Holy Toledo, like the TRD but like to keep the tire lidHey guys,
first TRD style bar has been finished last week, changed some design points to increase stiffness even more.
The bar itself from now on will meet the exact same dimensions and design as the original TRD one is, hollow c profile with thick walled tubing on both sides, also added some reinforment structures to the mount plates.
ALL upcoming bars will get a powdercoat instead of paint
A set with a hinge that can be added to the frunk door will be offered too for a little extra fee(need to cut the door).
Hole for brake reservoir on request, not sure on pricing to be honest
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Here are some pictures of the first bar:
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Looks great. Count me inFirst final TRD style bar is finished, there will be 15 pieces finished next week.
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Good question Old ChapDoes the 3 piece strut bar block the frunk compartment cover?
Does the 3 piece strut bar block the frunk compartment cover?
How much is that one