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Been looking into rear brace's. Seems peple are drilling holes for them to fit the four points on the strut towers..so just to be certain is there a four point strut tower brace or are they original condition only two points of contact?

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I'm confused because I'm sure there should only be two parts of contact either side as the mounts are not flush it's hard to explain

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My cusco brace was the same as above, when off he car you can see how the ends are shaped to fit the car.

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An n/a doesnt have 2 studs on the strut towers so they only bolt up to the top of the coilovers. Could be n/a specific?

Possibilty I don't want to drill holes or cut threads if there's a proper specification

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Possibilty I don't want to drill holes or cut threads if there's a proper specification

I didnt even know they did specific ones, most are 4 hole anyway

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I didnt even know they did specific ones, most are 4 hole anyway

This is what I'm trying to find out..are most 4 hole because people are drilling them I just don't know

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This is what I'm trying to find out..are most 4 hole because people are drilling them I just don't know

Id say most are the way they were made, they wouldve been more popular than 2 hole ones as they would only fit n/a's, ive never seen a two hole one before anyway

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The other two bolts are slightly rsised on glanzas ? Like a additional plate weldid on top of existing tower

This is what's making me think both ep91's can use the same brace

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My cusco only bolted on the 2 points, but had 4 holes

Did it sit flush across the two? Or could you not get the other two to tighten up?

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