Vehicle Safety Bars by Ultra Racing: An Overview of the Three Stages
Ultra Racing's vehicle safety bars are designed to improve the handling and safety of your vehicle. They come in three stages, each with its own unique features and benefits. Let's take a closer look at what each stage offers:
Stage 01 - Front Strut Bar and Rear Anti Roll Bar:
- The front strut bar increases the rigidity of the front strut towers, reduces uneven tire wear, absorbs crash impacts, and minimizes damage to the car chassis. This bar is usually installed in the engine bay.
- The rear anti-roll bar helps reduce body roll, body sway, and increase driving comfort when driving at high speeds on the highway or on uneven roads, reducing shakes.
Stage 02 - Front Lower Bar, Middle Lower Bar, Rear Lower Bar, Side Bars, and Torsion Bars:
- These bars help reduce chassis flex and noises, such as squeaking noises caused by the car's nature of aging and modifications by increasing its engine power.
- The torsion bars help reduce the body torsion twist of the chassis.
- There are two types of lower bars: brace types and tie types, which vary depending on the design of the chassis of the vehicle.
- Also, the Front Lower Bar is usually an alternative to a Front Strut Bar (if unavailable or not made for the specific vehicle)
Stage 03 - Rear Strut Bar, Pillar/Upper Bar, Room Bar, Cross Bar, and Fender Bars:
- These bars are designed for race track use and help increase the rigidity of specific areas of the vehicle, such as the front strut tower aprons, C-pillar, and rear side.
- The rear strut bar has the same features as the front strut bar.
It's important to note that while these bars can improve the handling and safety of your vehicle, they can also make it stiff to drive. Additionally, Stage 02 bars may not be ideal for off-road vehicles, as they can make it difficult to navigate rough terrain. Always consult with a mechanic who specializes in making off-road vehicles before installing any safety bars.
In summary, Ultra Racing's vehicle safety bars can be used on nearly any vehicle, but it's important to inquire about availability for your specific make and model.