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04.25.2008, 01:01 AM
Yes. It replaces the front brace. I'm not sure exactly what is supposed to do thats different than the front brace though. I have one in a box of parts I got with a used XB8 and I never tried it. There has to be a reason for it though.
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04.25.2008, 02:06 AM
thanks
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04.25.2008, 02:22 AM
The reason for the torque rod is to stiffen up the chassis flex (compared to the plastic brace) but to still keep the "twist", if you know what I mean.
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