what do you think? scam? i don't see how this would work really.[/quote]The cross floor bar kit will reduce the body flexes that occurs during cornering. It creates a reinforcement between each side of the chassis. The bar is mounted on the floor between the front and rear seats. The cross floor bar kit will maintain a stiffer center of gravity and a locking motion in your chassis. The overall suspension and handling will increase by 15%. This product is used by all professional drift racers.
* Made from high quality stainless steel.
* Universal Installation - fits any car.
* Improves handling by 15%.
* Must have for professional racers.
Never seen this before...
Never seen this before...
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Re: Never seen this before...
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what do you think? scam? i don't see how this would work really.The cross floor bar kit will reduce the body flexes that occurs during cornering. It creates a reinforcement between each side of the chassis. The bar is mounted on the floor between the front and rear seats. The cross floor bar kit will maintain a stiffer center of gravity and a locking motion in your chassis. The overall suspension and handling will increase by 15%. This product is used by all professional drift racers.
* Made from high quality stainless steel.
* Universal Installation - fits any car.
* Improves handling by 15%.
* Must have for professional racers.
looks cool! but why spend 100$ on 15$ worth of metal?
make your own!
it would probably improve handling, any kind of chassis stiffener will help.
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Would it increase torsional rigidity, maybe a bit but I wouldn't waste my money. A bar running perpendicular between the two rails will do little to increase the torsional rigidity.
If you're worried about torsional rigidity an X-brace is substantially more effective:
http://www.modacar.com/products/Honda/S2000/CHASSIS/
If you're worried about torsional rigidity an X-brace is substantially more effective:
http://www.modacar.com/products/Honda/S2000/CHASSIS/
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The thing that gives this away as junk would be that "This product is used by all professional drift racers." - drifting professionals in a neon? WOW 

In all seriousness though... I think it will do nada, or at most very little.
In all seriousness though... I think it will do nada, or at most very little.
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