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streetmasters

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its Ultra Racing....Are they a reputible company??

thanks /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 

belize1334

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Are you talking about the strut tower or the one in the fender?
 

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i just looked at there website, they seem legit. they have lots of products for lots of different cars. they have a lot of info about there materials and how they build there stuff also.
 

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Those are pointless on the e3-a chassis. Our cars a very well braced in that area. Lots of early ebos use them, only because they lack bracing in that area.
 
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Quoting blacksheep:
link to website please....

Also, those fender braces are somewhat of snake oil, I think. But, I am unsure...



here you go.
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you would have to be doing some serious driving to need those, if they even help! i agree but they have front and rear strut and sway bars that look real nice!
 

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Anyone know pricing?

and where does this bar go? Code : UR-AR19-113, it says rear sway bar, but doesn't look it...
 

streetmasters

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ill get the pricing from the malaysian guys....this company is based in malaysia it says- i didnt even know since it was all in english- seems like there is a larger market for this overseas- seems right since they made a sh*t ton more galants over there

I didnt realize no one heard of this brand before- if some one has and they are using their parts lemme know- maybe we can do a group buy

Isint there another company "whiteline" i think that stopped making parts for our cars?
 

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Quoting blacksheep:
I was more interested in the front and rear strut bars...



For your Mazda 6?
 

fivestardsm

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I saw a few sets on some of the cars from the G-FORCE crews out of japan. There were different styles, but all pretty much the same. I started to make a set a few years back, but never got them finished.

I would assume that they would add a bit of rigidity to the front chassi, and would be easier to bolt on for a little more stifness, rather than if someone wanted to do something more drastic like seam welding.
 

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Looks similar to my carbing > click

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G

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No just the front. They are nla for e39a.
 

bazeng

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I have the front and rear strut braces made from ultraracing and also the side under fender braces too.

I haven't installed them though.

The front strut brace didn't look that good due to the colour on my vr4, hence I stuck with the whiteline stuff. As for rear, same thing.

They are stiff and the fender brace things I thought I'd try, but they are designed to be held with nuts and bolts which I don't think will assist that much. Plus the added weight put me off a bit, also the fact that a cage would do a better job at stiffening the chassis.

Anyway, they are good quality bits.
 
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