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Originally Posted by sweetbmxrider
yeah i think i should grab a book and i'm really giving a 10 point conversion some thought. not to start an argument rather looking for an explanation, how does a 6 point NOT strengthen the frame? it ties directly into the front subframe and the rear bars attach over the top of the rear frame in most cases. i know a ten point will add more strength, but a 6 point will definitely stiffen up the car alot. i've read around and see people average about a tenth quicker simply adding a roll bar. then they have the subframe connectors that tie directly into the cage/bar for an even stiffer structure. this is what i am trying to do with what i have i guess. just looking for any additional pointers and tips to help the cause, like having the plate on two different planes.
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I think he may be talking about the purpose it was designed for. It is designed primarily for safety, with torsional rigidity and beaming stiffness as a side effect. Some of the 10/12 point setups are designed as part of the chassis and not an after-the-fact add on.
Just guessing though.