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i have had them in a s13, a mates r33/ 34, and my r33. it looks good and stops all twist..

but i wouldnt go so far as to say it gives u more power/torque.

edit= its definitely worth it. im saying this because it stops the twist. this has to be very helpful to the engine mounts.

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wouldn't really bother unless your producing bucket loads of torque or hit boost hard.

dont do SFA, some have said they noticed a sliiigghhttt better response, but they probably had dodgy mounts :banana:

waste of money, but they do look cool :D - but then ontop of that they can make your car vibrate

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My R33 came with one (hehe) so i can't tell how effective it is...but i know it's probably extended the life of my engine mounts and also firms up the engine when i'm turning hard. It helps balance out (only slightly) the engine and nose-end handling.

They're not that expensive and look good.

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