In this episode of Tricked Out, host Andrew Totolos installs a G-bar stabilization system on an 1994 Acura Integra. Andrew and performance specialist Kevin Ford discuss chassis flex and how stabilization can improve handling and performance.Here are some video highlights from the episode. Scroll down for brief summaries and links to the videos.
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VIDEO 1: Project Car, 1994 Acura IntegraThe Acura Integra is one of the hottest factory cars to get you started in automotive performance and body enhancements. This 1994 Acura Integra belongs to Nate Roberts who is clearly a fan of carbon fiber. The engine sports a short-ram intake and free-flow header and custom exhaust system.
VIDEO 2: Completed Chassis StabilizerA chassis stabilization system is installed on the Integra along with a harness bar and four-point racing harnesses for the ultimate in safety and control on the track. Here are the finished results.
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