[procivic]

Our chassis stiffening offerings for the 2016+ 10th Gen Civics just took a step forward this week with the release of SiriMoto's front W Brace. This front W Brace installs underneath your Civic and ties together some key chassis points to greatly increase rigidity and reduce chassis flexing in the subframe area.

Applications available for all 2016 and 2017 Civic models except for the Type R.

Key Features

• Easy install - Unique bolt-on design minimizes install time. Install video will be on our YouTube Channel soon.
• Quality - Strong structural design made out of high grade lightweight aluminum.
• Covered by a 1 Year Limited Warranty.
• Features unique clamshell bar for ultimate strength.
• Improves the rigidity and stiffness of your vehicle's subframe.
• Includes necessary hardware for installation.
• Track tested.
• Furthers handling precision and road feel.

Product link for more info, pricing, and to purchase: https://www.procivic.com/p/m/civic/s...ame-brace.html

We also now have a Rad Subframe Suspension Kit that includes this W Brace: https://www.procivic.com/p/m/civic/s...nsion-kit.html

Forum discount is available. PM me for details!

Curious about how the SiriMoto W Brace actually works? Here's a quick animation that shows how:

 

[Deathklok]

Nice!!!Im working on stiffening my Hatchback suspension.So far I have the front strut bar and plan on getting the HFP suspension.Body role has been a issue at my autoX competition.

 

[Subiepanda]

Is it really necessary to cut through the plastics?

 

[hawk02]

Nice!!!Im working on stiffening my Hatchback suspension.So far I have the front strut bar and plan on getting the HFP suspension.Body role has been a issue at my autoX competition.

RSB makes one of the biggest differences, I have the Progress and it's awesome.

 

[hawk02]

Nice!!!Im working on stiffening my Hatchback suspension.So far I have the front strut bar and plan on getting the HFP suspension.Body role has been a issue at my autoX competition.

Very nice, if I end up keeping my Sport HB I'll be in touch for the forum discount!!!!!!

 

[geolemon]

Is it really necessary to cut through the plastics?

Same concern here.
I live in Buffalo, NY - our snow is legendary, but equally so is our use of road salt to keep things safe.
Cutting plastic is going to allow salt-filled snow inside, and it's logically structural metal at these attachment points.
Would be nice if they engineered some cup-shaped plastic or metal washers to seal off the openings after cutting the holes, with this assembly installed into the resulting cupped areas.

 

[procivic]

Is it really necessary to cut through the plastics?

Yes, in a few spots. They are very minor cuts though. Pretty much just enlarging the existing holes in the plastic.

 

[procivic]

Same concern here.
I live in Buffalo, NY - our snow is legendary, but equally so is our use of road salt to keep things safe.
Cutting plastic is going to allow salt-filled snow inside, and it's logically structural metal at these attachment points.
Would be nice if they engineered some cup-shaped plastic or metal washers to seal off the openings after cutting the holes, with this assembly installed into the resulting cupped areas.

The holes are already there on the factory vehicle...so it is probably not something that will affect car rust if the hole is slightly enlarged. Also, it would be easy to just apply some weather stripping to protect the undertray of the car. In fact, if you look at the factory vehicle, there are quite a few spots that could be improved with weather stripping, but it depends on just how far you want to take it. My personal belief it that Honda did a good job engineering the car to last a long time, even in rough/wet conditions.

 

[procivic]

Nice!!!Im working on stiffening my Hatchback suspension.So far I have the front strut bar and plan on getting the HFP suspension.Body role has been a issue at my autoX competition.

Great to see you're having fun with the car!

 

[AegeanBlueSi]

I had chassis braces on my last car, and the improvement was very noticeable!

Still determining how I'm going to approach this build, but I'll be keeping an eye out on your threads and site for more