Subject	they might flex more if the force is from the top
Posted by	SactoTodd on November 19, 2001 at 1:07 AM
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In Reply To	the flater ones flex more than the tubular ones. (n/m) posted by HaloZ² on November 19, 2001 at 12:36 AM
Message	but isn't the force laterally through the bar? from end to end?? shape might matter, but size/strength matters more. Todd (Waiting for Rain) (Note: New improved sig, not mentioning how few miles are on my TT)
Follow Ups	I'm beginning to quesiton the functionality of thr FSTB--> - ZFreak (Scott) 00:27:36 11/19/01 i took mine off, - HaloZ² 00:30:21 11/19/01 why do you say that? - sbsTT(MD) 00:33:12 11/19/01 the flater ones flex more than the tubular ones. (n/m) - HaloZ² 00:36:09 11/19/01 duh. - sbsTT(MD) 01:00:01 11/19/01 they might flex more if the force is from the top - SactoTodd 01:07:02 11/19/01 ask the rub marks on my hood. (n/m) - HaloZ² 01:17:29 11/19/01 HEY RUB MARKS....oh nevermind (n/m) - StEaMyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 11:00:41 11/19/01 Agreed! (n/m) - StEaMyZ(ZtoyZ.NET©) 00:56:40 11/19/01 my brace is hollow and a "flat oval", so it has similar - Bernie 09:04:25 11/19/01
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