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Thread: EOI for 9N(3) Rear UNIbrace XB

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    I can't afford slicks either...
    Are you trying to make some other statement here?
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    Just that I think it's good back for buck and you seem willing to spend on other mods that I think have less effect on performance (IMO and I'm not special casing you - this applies to lots here)

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    Unibrace is a exceptionally high quality product. If you can get them to manufacture something to suit Polo- you are on to a winner.

    Its the best handling mod I have ever done. Its feels as if the back of the car is now connected to the front. (Although my car is a fat, porky, overweight pig compared to the polo)

    A pic for reference. (with rear seat installed)


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    If it is easily removable i'd possibly be in. My current one is a pain in the ass sometimes when i'm transporting mums grandma trolley in the boot!
    MY2008 VW Polo GTi / GIAC Tune / Forge FMIC / Forge 007 DV / N75 Race / BMC OTA / KW V1 Coilovers / Whiteline Front&Rear Swaybars + Toe-In Shim / Weichers Front&Rear Strut Braces / Full Non-Res Milltek Exhaust / 17" Bora Sport

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    Will a stiffer chassis mean more understeer? I'm just trying to wrap my head around the physics.....

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    I would be in, after seeing the unibrace in Pauls R32, it is beautiful

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    Quote Originally Posted by End User View Post
    Will a stiffer chassis mean more understeer? I'm just trying to wrap my head around the physics.....
    understeer isn't typically/necessarily a result of a non-reinforced chassis, particularly on the polos being of good build. A nissan micra... yeah perhaps.

    From my experience, additional bracing provides for improved feel and feedback when driving hard, or on uneven roads. It won't typically "dial out" understeer, but may allow for improved feel so you get get closer to the limit with greater confidence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by seangti View Post
    From my experience, additional bracing provides for improved feel and feedback when driving hard, or on uneven roads. It won't typically "dial out" understeer, but may allow for improved feel so you get get closer to the limit with greater confidence.
    Good enough for me. Count me in if they come in at under $450 delivered.

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    So how many of us is that now

    I can ask someone (or I will) post over on the South African VW forum
    Last edited by vwthunder; 09-06-2011 at 07:42 PM.

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    3 + a maybe.

    The UNIbrace guy (Bruce Levin) would also be interested in getting pics of the underbody of the Polos to size up for the underbrace as well. Anyone got some good pics when doing some work on a hoist?

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