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Is it worth getting a APR Flex Control Bar?

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its worth gettin any flex control bar to upgrade on suspension performance thumbsup

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Originally Posted by Clos
its worth gettin any flex control bar to upgrade on suspension performance thumbsup

I'll second that, the apr is really good from what I hear. It's the one I'm going to get.


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It's worth it.. i had the APR, the RMM and now the Carbing and all perform equally nice..
I recommend APR just cause it's the cheapest to purchase of the 3 happywink though carbing the lightest at 2lbs. tasty

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yes


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mmmmm tasty
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i have one and it's great. affordable, functional and it looks good too thumbsup

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yups...also adds a nice touch to your engine bay

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yeah, i got one on the way. should be here in a day or two. anything that isaac sells in the e-celica store is good stuff, so you can trust the quality (and the price thumbsup).


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It looks hot, and tightens up that front end even more, you can do sharp turns at about 7-10mph faster and not lose control at all

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Just got the APR bar fpr x-mas. Waiting for a nice day to install it and test it.

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What about how it blocks air from the hood scoop? How much of a concern should that be.

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go for it

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Originally Posted by GTQuentin
What about how it blocks air from the hood scoop? How much of a concern should that be.

It's not at all, the hood scoop is just for looks anyway


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^^^Thats not true. Look at the way air is directed.


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well it's not entirely for looks. it does take in air and some of that air does make it behind the engine. it won't make a major difference.


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I'm planning on getting 18's would it be worth it then????


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if you go 18's then your car will lose performance 17 should be max 18 for show


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Yeah i know about losing performance but my question is if it is pointless to get an apr strut with 18's.


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Originally Posted by VSGTS14
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