Beatrush Front Strut Bar +Rear Member Bar + Front Performance Bar Installation

[Helder M2]

Hello,

I share with you some images of installed BEATRUSH CX-5 bars.

I can say they are very light, I really liked the detail of the brand in purple and the VIN and above all they are made in Japan,
the handling of the car, feels much better, good driving and stability in the curves


I buy them in Kamispeed, the best shopping page, excellent attention and zero problems.

http://www.kamispeed.com/Mazda-CX-5-Performance-Auto-Parts-s/15603.htm




BEATRUSH FRONT STRUT BAR - 2013+ MAZDA CX-5






BEATRUSH FRONT PERFORMANCE BAR - MAZDA 6 & CX5





BEATRUSH REAR MEMBER SUPPORT BAR - MAZDA 6 & CX5

 

[RuckinWestwood]

Nice! I was actually looking at those bars. Did they have them in stock? If not, how long did it take to get them?

 

[Helder M2]

Nice! I was actually looking at those bars. Did they have them in stock? If not, how long did it take to get them?

In stock they only have the Front Strut Bar, the other 2 bars wait 3 weeks approximately, they have to send them to make to japan.

 

[RuckinWestwood]

Thanks for the info. I was thinking about the same same wheels also but settled for Niche Essen in 18". Judging by the caliper clearance. They look like 20s? All you need now is to lower it.

 

[Helder M2]

Thanks for the info. I was thinking about the same same wheels also but settled for Niche Essen in 18". Judging by the caliper clearance. They look like 20s? All you need now is to lower it.

Yes, they are size 20", I do not want to put springs because I'm going to lose the comfort of the car, I have a 2009 Civic Si with 18" on the floor technically, with this car I have fun =)

 

[mslade]

Hey there! Bought the full set myself except for the trunk brace. I'm locally in FL and visited the Kamispeed store, some neat stuff in there.

Your pictures seem to be down, are you able to re-upload?

Also, do you know what the torque settings are for the Front Performance Bar and Rear Member Support Bar? I have the install instructions but they do not have the torque settings listed. Usually they have the force of nm that I can convert, but none were listed. Any help is greatly appreciated!

-M

 

[S5k]

Did you ever get any info on this? I'm looking for those specs to do the same. Thanks!

 

[Chris_Top_Her]

From workshop Manual - 101-126 ft lb for front performance bar (btw ultra racing offers a 4point bar for the same location)
Rear member 68-81 ft lb (ultra racing offers bars for all 4 corners of that member, AWD and WWD)
Also be careful when torqueing to spec on a strut tower bar. the but on top of the strut bar may strip if over tightened.

Ultra Racing
AWD
2WD

 

[S5k]

Thanks for this!
I'm checking in to the ultra racing gear.
I've checked out your builds and read your posts over the last couple years and really appreciate your contributions.

 

[mslade]

From workshop Manual - 101-126 ft lb for front performance bar (btw ultra racing offers a 4point bar for the same location)
Rear member 68-81 ft lb (ultra racing offers bars for all 4 corners of that member, AWD and WWD)
Also be careful when torqueing to spec on a strut tower bar. the but on top of the strut bar may strip if over tightened.

Ultra Racing
AWD
2WD

Thanks for the info! This confirms what I found online - I do appreciate that. My input echoes with S5k, thanks for the build references

 

[shrimpsiumai]

Do these strut bars actually make any difference?

 

[Chris_Top_Her]

Do these strut bars actually make any difference?

Yes. The reduce chassis fatigue over time and flex under heavy sideload. Also sometimes they act as an extra absorber during an impact.

 

[tibimakai]

Theoretically they do, but you actually feel there effect?

 

[Nelson de Leon]

Instead of opening another thread, maybe someone here can tell me if this is a strut bar or not.

 

[Chris_Top_Her]

Instead of opening another thread, maybe someone here can tell me if this is a strut bar or not.

Specifically, no. Its used as an anchor point for the cowling. But it likely provides some stiffening. Www.ultraracing.my

 

[Nelson de Leon]

Specifically, no. Its used as an anchor point for the cowling. But it likely provides some stiffening. Www.ultraracing.my

Thanks Chris!