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For Sale

Floor brace for R32. Not sure on brand (probably Do-Luck), Pretty Chrome

Goes behind front seats. Increases chassis rigidity

In Sydney

$250 no offers

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Still available. Had an amazing amount of timewasters, but nobody serious yet

Hi there; can you please tell me:

if it requires drilling the floorpan to fit (I'm thinking it prob does)

how much of a difference it makes to handling?

Thanks

Oosh Veteran

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No drilling if fitting to an R32 like it is designed for.

It will stiffen up your chassis. The more modified your suspension, the more benefit a chassis brace will be

Where does it bolt on to then?

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