I am overwhelmed with joy to see my asm floor ladder bar . Thank you Tommy and Aaron from gotuning.com for friendly service. I am still waiting for some more rounds of mods in the next few weeks form N1CONCEPTS and Brake Options.



this is what it looks like when it puts together, it is very light weight. About eight pounds, a lot lighter than cusco steel floor ladder bar

 

please explain the benefit of this. never seen this b4

 

it is suppose to stiffen up your frame during hard braking to prevent unwanted rolling motion and vibration. Similar to cusco, carbing and du-luck, ect... A friend of mine in engineering can explain it better than I. You might not feel it true benefit for a street driven car but on the circuit, this is where it shines.

 

i remember the cusco's i had on before made a big difference in feeling. I have no doubt these do the same.

 

i have this piece , you can really feel the difference at the track.

 

it is nice to see some positive feed backs. I will definitely test it out on the circuit along with my j's racing etd combo, fender braces, pre-cut carbon panel, snorkel, rear upper strut tower bar, pwjdm rear lower bar and aero mods from spoon sports, pwjdm, cr front lip, buddy club p1 racing qf wheel(michelin ps2 tire)/wedssport tc 105n(continental 3 tire), okada projects plasma coil and pulstar spark plugs. It will be a wolf in sheep clothing for daily driving .

 

this was one of the very few mods that made a noticeable difference in chassis stability on my car. I am running the cusco bar and it is definitely one of the best bang-for-the-buck mods I have ever purchased. I wish I could find an ASM one though, haha.

 

you are right Brian, cusco is cheaper than asm, carbing and du-luck. It will serves the same function, you'll be fine with cusco floor ladder bar. I am still deciding about spoon sports mono block caliper or ap racing bbk to see if they fit both of my 17' with 5mm spacer wedssport 17x8 +49 and buddy club 17x8 +45

 

Hmm at first I was going to say you just bought some overpriced JDM bling, but after further reading I look forward to a review from you upon installation and tracking.