Comptech X-Brace: Just for looks?
I installed Rick's Xbrace about a month ago. Did it make a big difference? No, but I do notice less harsh ride and better cornering on bumpy roads. I considered the Comptech brace, but comparing pictures of the two braces leads me to believe that Comptech would have more flex than Rick's, and the purpose is to minimize flex. Rick's Xbrace is very solid, but I don't have any personal experience with any others.
Originally Posted by Stratocaster,Jun 8 2006, 10:20 PM
It also doubles as an Oil Pan protector too. A few owners have tested this and it works too. I am sure they would have rather not tested it.
does the ricks bar effect oil changes at all. Also how long did it take you guys to recieve your x brace from ricks. I was reading, and if i understand correctly it said it was a solid piece without welds. To me that just sounds like a better idea since it doesnt have anyplace where it might break easier than another. Thanks for the help.
-Ian
-Ian
Ricks should not interfere with oil changes based on others previous post. i have Ricks but the car only has 1500 miles on it therefore, no oil change yet. took less than 2 weeks to receive the brace. quality is top notch, install was stupid simple.
Originally Posted by ian05s2k,Jun 9 2006, 03:57 AM
does the ricks bar effect oil changes at all. Also how long did it take you guys to recieve your x brace from ricks. I was reading, and if i understand correctly it said it was a solid piece without welds. To me that just sounds like a better idea since it doesnt have anyplace where it might break easier than another. Thanks for the help.
-Ian
-Ian
Every change made to the design was to drop the retail price. If it was still a single piece design, it would cost about 7-800 at the current metal prices.










