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BMR CB009R - 16-17 6th Gen Camaro Rear Of Rear Cradle Brace - Red

BMR  |  SKU: BMR-CB009R
Sale price $23699 Regular price $23995

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Description

BMR CB009R - 16-17 6th Gen Camaro Rear Of Rear Cradle Brace - Red

Chassis Brace - Cradle - Rear Subframe - Tubular - Bolt-On - Hardware Included - Steel - Red Powder Coat - Chevy Camaro 2016-18 - Each

Reduce Wheel hop and cradle movement and deflection on your 2016-newer Chevrolet Camaro with a rear Cradle Brace from BMR's suspension. Built from heavy-duty, yet lightweight 1 1/4-inch Chrome-moly tubing, BMR's CB009 rear Cradle Brace is designed to greatly reduce cradle deflection, which is one of the biggest causes of wheel hop. BMR's CB009 attaches to the rear section of the cradle and frame to strengthen the entire assembly. The brace captures the bottom side of the cradle mounts, making each rear mount double sheer. This mounting style adds strength and reduces deflection. The brace also mounts to the frame, eliminating any cradle deflection caused by the factory single sheer mounts.BMR's suspension designed the CB009 rear Cradle Brace for any application. This lightweight 100% bolt-on kit use existing bolt holes and supplied hardware, allowing for easy installation with simple hand tools. Once installed, the Cradle Brace greatly reduces cradle deflection. BMR's suspensions CB009 rear Cradle Brace is lightweight and affordable way to effectively lessen wheel hop and cradle movement on your Sixth Gen Camaro.NOTE: This part is not compatible with convertibles, ZL1 or other models equipped with Electronic differential BMR's suspensions CB009 rear Cradle Brace is available in black hammertone and red powdercoat for long-lasting good looks. Installation time is about 1 hour. Proudly made in the U.S.A.!

Brace Position: Rear Cradle
Brace Material: Steel
Brace Color: Red Powdercoat
Hardware Included: Yes
Quantity: Sold individually.

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