Floor Strut Bar Brace...


finally recieved my B-pillar Do Luck bar frm Tegiwa!

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now iam looking forward to strip out all my interior, fit my 'like new' :D 9 re carpet with B-pilar bar... then prepare the holes on the rear boot panels to fit Spoon rear strut.

then i will try to get rid of interior sqeeky noises fitting all panels nice and tight! :nice:

will post up some pics of the Do Luck bar as soon as i get my hands to the job...
 
yet to fit it... baught it 2nd hand so i dont hve instruction on how to... however seems its bolted using the seat belts bolts.
 
icemans bar is actually ours, as we had sold a few Honda samples a while back ;)

they bolt to the front seatbelt bolts, but you can adjust the horizontal position of the bar (some like it up against the back of the front seats, some like up against the front of the back seats)

They were primarily designed for Drift Cars, although they do help with chassis rigidity and stability :)
 
finally got round to fit the red carpet... also intended to fit the Do Luck floor strut but neither me or my friend figured how to! :angry2:

do i loose my stock seat belts upn installing, should it b used with harness? race inspired.. .

anyone hve any pics of 1 installed..? :((
 

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should just bolt to seatbelt mounting point, just reuse your oem seatbelt mounting bolts to keep your seatbelt
 
iceman said:
should just bolt to seatbelt mounting point, just reuse your oem seatbelt mounting bolts to keep your seatbelt
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that was my initial plan... if u check the picture above u can see the hole is not big enough. . . :((


upon looking in Do Luck website it clearly states the above, i feel bit knob... but can not figure out how it fits :angry2: :angry2:

do-luck RXB
 
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they either forgot to include bolts required or your going to have to source that correct size bolt required yourself

id persoanlly just make hole slightly larger with drill and use oem seatbelt bolts
 
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