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hi all.. <P>does anyone have any experience with the following SRD performance parts (or similar)???<P>Rear lower tie bar<BR>bronzoil shifter bushings<BR>front crossmember<P>I am considering buying all three.. but haven't heard much about them.. apart from the recent post about the front crossmember.. does the rear tie bar do much apart from look pretty?? I know my V6 already has the stock one so I don't really want something useless... <P>Suggestions?<P>@ds<P>PS How about SRD's service? Quality of products??<P>thanks

I have several SRD products installed in my car. They include the rear lower<BR>tie bar, battery tie down,front cross member. Also have a few other SRD<BR>pieces installed<P><BR>Rear lower Tie bar-- If you have the V-6 then it is more of a<BR>replacement...but it is alot stronger than the stock piece it replaces.<P>Bronzoil bushings- bought them but never installed since I bought a B&M<BR>short shifter. Works with the stock shifter and also the Pacesetter short<BR>shifter.<P>Front crossmember - See my previous post titled "<A HREF="http://www.mx-3.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb. ... 0&t=000195" TARGET=_blank>SRD Billet Aluminium Crossmember </A>" <P>The service from SRD is excellent. I have received the products typically in<BR>a week or less. but that all depends on where you are located. The quality<BR>and look of the product is excellent. The parts are all typically lighter<BR>than the stock pieces they replace and the installation is simple. I would<BR>definitely buy again from SRD.<P>Cheers,

If you decide to upgrade I will help in your quest by purchasing your stock crossmember bar and rear tie bar. Let me know.

actually the bronzeoil bushings DO NOT fit the pacesetter and DO fit the B&M and OEM shifter. I tried hte bronzeoils with my pacesetter and they are too small to fit correctly. <P>I have the SRD rear tie bar too...it looks hot as s--- from a distance if you are following your own car. It looks like the DC Sports bars. <P>I noticed a difference in sway when i drive on on-ramps after putting the bar on...the car feels more predictable.