Hardrace Front Upper Strut Bar 2-Point for MG HS
More Direct Handling: Stiffen Your MG HS with Hardrace Performance!
You love your MG HS, but want a more precise steering response and greater stability in fast corners? During aggressive driving, the chassis area around the strut towers can flex, which negatively affects the driving feel.
The Hardrace Strut Bar solves this problem: It connects the two strut towers in the engine bay and significantly reduces chassis flex. The result is a more direct, sportier driving feel that you will immediately notice. An essential upgrade for every performance driver who wants to unleash the full potential of their MG HS!
Your Benefits on the Road
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Significantly Improved Handling: Reduces chassis distortion in corners and under load.
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More Precise Steering: Steering movements are transmitted more directly to the road.
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Increased Driving Stability: Especially at high speeds or during rapid load changes.
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Suspension Longevity: Relieves stress on the strut mounts and ensures consistent axle geometry.
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Sporty Look: The Hardrace bar adds a visual accent to the engine bay.
Hardrace Quality: Technical Details & CNC Precision
Hardrace is known for uncompromising quality in the suspension sector. This strut bar guarantees maximum performance and fitment accuracy:
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Construction: Stable 2-Point connection front upper.
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Material & Strength: High-strength, CNC-machined aluminum tubing for maximum stability at an ultra-light weight.
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Optimal Stiffness: The construction minimizes torsion (twisting) of the chassis and increases chassis structural rigidity.
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Finish: Powder-coated in the color blue for optimal corrosion protection.
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Suitable for: 19+ MG HS (w/o PHEV).
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Hardrace Co., Ltd.
Ln. 1, Sec. 6, Zhonghua Rd. 3
Hsinchu City, Taiwan, 300
google@hardrace.com
https://www.hardrace.com
Responsible person:
Advanced Performance Parts B.V.
Archimedesstraat 7
Harderwijk, Niederlande, 3846 CT
info@appautomotive.eu
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