Subject	I'm more skeptical as to the as to the purpose.
Posted by	not4resaleZ on December 09, 2015 at 6:56 PM
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In Reply To	Ultra has (had?) an equivalent all in one posted by BlackholeZ on December 09, 2015 at 05:48 PM
Message	The tension rods are a two force member only resisting tension. By far the greatest job is to take the braking forces into the frame. I'm not convinced that an additional structural member is useful in taking these forces into the frame, and the added stiffness in the frame from the added triangulation of members also looks to provide limited benefit. Maybe someone sees something I don't see.
Follow Ups	chassis bracing part 2: tension rod brace mod - EZdusit (cali) 02:49:59 12/09/15 Here is what I put on my track car. - Woody75 (Denver) 11:03:38 12/09/15 When are you gonna post pics of the vert?!?! :/ (n/m) - PiotrC70 14:22:44 12/09/15 whats up Woody75 how long does a track car - diamond20601 19:37:39 12/09/15 I knew a mechanic who called it a "tension/compression rod" - not4resaleZ 16:37:08 12/09/15 Ultra has (had?) an equivalent all in one - BlackholeZ 17:48:41 12/09/15 I'm more skeptical as to the as to the purpose. - not4resaleZ 18:56:27 12/09/15 I want to say I have seen the same thing Ultra has (had?) - diamond20601 19:46:43 12/09/15 stock bushings on a 25 year old car will defintely be all - EZdusit (cali) 22:15:33 12/09/15 I replaced all my bushings with ES bushings - BlackholeZ 13:50:06 12/10/15
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