Re: Type 44 rear away bar

[C1J1Miller@aol.com]

In a message dated 10/21/99 4:20:17 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
brett@pdikeman.ne.mediaone.net writes:

> So, what's the approx. effort and time involved, and would it really 
>  improve things?  I'm currently looking into front brace, but I've 
>  heard a couple people say that you don't want to install a front 
>  brace because it can cause unpredictable or undesirable handling 
>  characteristics.  Otherwise, it seems like a nice and fairly 
>  inexpensive way to improve handling...almost a little too good to be 
>  true.
>  
>  
>  Brett

The front upper brace keeps the shock towers from moving in/'out relative to 
each other,... won't make unpredictable handling.  But, very hard to fit on 
the '91 200q20v as there's really no room without cutting away some hood 
insulation, or moving some items such as the ISV, or both (as per Jeff 
Donnelly's on the dragon wagon).
chris