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Old 10-08-2009, 02:27 PM
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searching through the old posts brought up a few good threads, but none after it was no longer produced/sold.

anyone still have theirs? any comments or feedback after running it for a few years?
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Old 10-08-2009, 05:35 PM
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i still run mine. i have to say that it was a big improvement especially on bumpy roads.
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Looks very similar to the Whiteline X Brace.
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the Whiteline Brace is welded together. The digrappa brace is 1 piece and is not welded together
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Originally Posted by spets,Oct 8 2009, 09:04 PM
Looks very similar to the Whiteline X Brace.
the one the RDFs2k posted was an advertisement for their own x-brace which looks similar to the whiteline/muz one. the digrappa one does not look like that.
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there is no other xbrace comparable to the ricks/digrappa design. it is a 1 piece milled brace. no welds. ultimate in rigidity. i had one for a few months. good luck finding one.
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Originally Posted by nightcrawler7188,Oct 9 2009, 09:27 AM
there is no other xbrace comparable to the ricks/digrappa design. it is a 1 piece milled brace. no welds. ultimate in rigidity. i had one for a few months. good luck finding one.


i've been casually looking for the longest time for the digrappa x-brace... looks like a serious no-frills piece and i love the fact that it's one piece.

who wants to sell me their digrappa x-brace?
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if you can find a shop you might be able to take them a cheaper xbrace (spoon, comptech) and ask them to use the mounting points as references to mill you a sturdier 1 piece one.
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