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Old 01-08-2002, 09:59 PM
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Question Is a Rear Tower Brace for a 4th Gen Maxima worth installing?

I've got a front tower brace and a rear swar bar on my 97' Maxima SE. I've seen others list a rear tower brace as well on their ride's list of mods and was wondering if it's worth it. From what I've seen and read it doesn't appear to give as much benefit as the front brace, which I found to make a big difference since the Max is FWD, but does it help even a little or is it a waste if I already have the sway bar?
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Re: Is a Rear Tower Brace for a 4th Gen Maxima worth installing?

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I've got a front tower brace and a rear swar bar on my 97' Maxima SE. I've seen others list a rear tower brace as well on their ride's list of mods and was wondering if it's worth it. From what I've seen and read it doesn't appear to give as much benefit as the front brace, which I found to make a big difference since the Max is FWD, but does it help even a little or is it a waste if I already have the sway bar?
it helps..but not much..unless u got cash left to burn after every mod you can buy for your car..get something else.
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It's not worth it. The RSB is probably the most noticable add on to your suspension. Then comes the FSTB. Of course springs and struts totally change the ride.
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