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The Radium King 11-03-2011 08:38 PM

ultracing
 
wasn't looking for chassis braces, but stumbled across this and thought i'd share

Porsche Boxster (986) Strut Bar Manufacturers, Suppliers, Exporters, Importers, Wholesalers, Products- Sway bar,rear anti roll bar,strut tower bar,front lower braces,chassis stiffness,

Mike_Yi 11-04-2011 08:32 AM

I dunno. Those pics of the parts on the cars look like photoshops to me. If you click on the links to the videos, none of them are for Boxster parts. Some of the parts shown in the images look like their mounts are wrong (horizontal insteal of vertical).

MileHighBoxster 11-05-2011 05:08 PM

I don't have any problem with body roll. Seems excessive unless you're racing full time.

blue2000s 11-05-2011 05:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MileHighBoxster (Post 263069)
I don't have any problem with body roll. Seems excessive unless you're racing full time.

I thought body roll was well controlled on my stock suspension and then I installed the M030 suspension. There's a very noticeable difference.

Johnny Danger 11-09-2011 01:35 PM

For those who might be interested, I received the following information from Ultra Racing :








Hello

Below are the price list for your car. All price below are free shipment lower 48 states. If you get more i will give you 10% on your total.

UR-AR23-279 $290 FRONT ANTI SWAY BAR

UR-LA3-1103 $168 FRONT LOWER BAR 3POINTS

UR-LA2-1102 $118 FRONT LOWER BAR 2 POINTS

UR-TW2-1511 $170 FRONT STRUT BAR

UR-ML2-1104 $128 MIDDLE LOWER BRACE 2POINTS

UR-AR19-280 $255 REAR ANTI SWAY BAR

UR-RL4-1105 $170 REAR LOWER BAR 4 POINTS

Thanks
Rion



1752 S.Bon View Ave
Onatrio, CA 91761
Tel:+1909-740 6517
Tel:+1626-592 8888
rion.usa@ultraracing.com.my
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DFW02S 11-09-2011 02:55 PM

Onatrio CA?

tonycarreon 11-09-2011 03:42 PM

i'd just stick with pedro's technobrace for the rear. read up on the front brace in wayne's projects book...

(i should get kickbacks for two product plugs in one post!)

WhipE350 11-09-2011 07:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mike_Yi (Post 262890)
I dunno. Those pics of the parts on the cars look like photoshops to me. If you click on the links to the videos, none of them are for Boxster parts. Some of the parts shown in the images look like their mounts are wrong (horizontal insteal of vertical).

+1 something isn't right with those pics. wonder if anyone has actually put these on a boxster.

Sunnybox 07-10-2012 06:57 AM

UltraRacing
 
I installed all of UltraRacing's chassis braces currently available for my 986 S and was amazed what a difference it made to the car.

Initially my thoughts were that it took away the cars personality. However, I have now come to the realisation that these fantastic braces have pushed the envelope of handling, so high, that I no longer know where it is.

Turn in, balance and road holding are all scary good (you get scared and back off well before the tires let go). I have often chortled as I watched many a ricer, Ford and Holden in my mirrors loose it as they try to keep pace on more challenging twisty roads.The fully braced Boxster with what seems like limitless reserves of poise and grip.

The car now feels like I am driving on a smooth sheet of glass. The chassis is so tight. NVH, chassis creek and body roll are all markedly reduced, even on crappy Aussie rough country roads and freeways. No negatives or detractions.

The quality of UR's engineering, materials and workmanship were all of a very high standard. Fitting was easy. Even the front strut brace went on without a hastle (didn't have to move or adjust the Boxster's huge battery as is the case with some other strut braces).

The only problem is that UltraRacing don't currently make a rear strut brace. So come on UR get onto it!

DFW02S 07-10-2012 07:02 AM

^
Says the guy who owns UltraRacing?
Seems a bit suspicious for a first post, sorry if I'm wrong.

Sunnybox 07-10-2012 07:15 AM

UltraRacing
 
No, just happy to support an awesome product. I installed them myself about 3 months back.

H&R sway bars, Powerflex PU bushes, AASCO LWFW and FX300 are the next mods to be installed.

Cheers

thstone 07-11-2012 07:57 AM

Their headquarters are in Malaysia, their US office is in Ontario, CA. Their Facebook page shows 171,332 "likes", which is pretty huge. Drifting seems to be their biggest market segment.

Chassis bracing is huge within the Miata world but has not been a big market with Boxster's because the chassis is already fairly stiff straight from the factory.

coolbreeze551 07-11-2012 08:13 AM

I am interested in seeing some prices. There website doesn't seem too clear regarding price and their Canadian website is only half working and doesn't have any products for Boxsters (or any Porsche for that matter)... Seems suspect :confused:

thstone 07-11-2012 10:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by coolbreeze551 (Post 297254)
I am interested in seeing some prices. There website doesn't seem too clear regarding price and their Canadian website is only half working and doesn't have any products for Boxsters (or any Porsche for that matter)... Seems suspect :confused:

Johnny Danger posted the pricing above ^^^...

edc 12-12-2013 02:09 AM

Did anybody else fit these? The products have now filtered onto ebay.


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