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passengers can use them to dislodge bits of dirt stuck to their shoes. or if you are in law enforcement you could use it as an achorage point for leg restraints. apart from that they are almost as usefull as tits on a bull.

passengers can use them to dislodge bits of dirt stuck to their shoes. or if you are in law enforcement you could use it as an achorage point for leg restraints. apart from that they are almost as usefull as tits on a bull.

HAHAHAHA thats awesome!

Yeah i always thought they did fark all

thinking of adding more rigidity to car for a bit better handling etc etc, want to know if anyone has tried a b-pillar floor brace? was it good? any noticeable difference?

cheers in advance for advice/comments

They do nothing unless tied to the trans tunnel like the one below.

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someone was using it as a fire extinguisher mount - I reckon that's not a bad idea

That was me, but in all honesty you could mount it to the vertical bit of chassis between the floor and the base of the back seat

Edited by BHDave

i think the gains if any are quite marginal... there's more to be had by spending the money on other areas of adjustment.

that said, the wank factor of having a floor brace is cool ;)

it's like saying i'm a hardcore racer with the "roll cage" which does nothing, but people don't know that :D

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