strut brace

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I don't know if it will fit, but if you really want to do something like that.
You have other options that are cheap and accomplish the same result (IMHO).

When I put my cage I welded a tube between the longitudinal beam's. Remember, my
car is a type 85, so it's a little different, but you still can do something
like I did. (BTW, the cage is also attached to the front of the rear towers)

Another fairly cheap option is a generic bar from Sparco. I had one that I
sold on Ebay last year. It has a 5" plate at each end with two holes for
bolts, these plates have a perpendicular bolt welded to it. This bolt goes in threads
at each end of a bar. So, you have a range of length to work with. Then
finally with the bar in place you can turn the bar until it's firm in place.
If you're interested email me off the list and I'll dig the part # and
possibly the pic I used on Ebay.

I hope it helps,
Carlos.
>From: "InfernoCL"
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>Subject: strut brace
>Date: Wed, 12 Mar 2003 17:36:15 -0600
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>I read the instructions to installing a B4 strut brace on a B3 on huw's
>site, I'm wondering if it would work on the rear strut towers too?
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