The Core Categories and How They Work Together
Suspension performance comes from the system, not individual parts. A K-member kit can shed up to 80 lbs from the front of the chassis. But the geometry correction it enables is fully realized only when paired with the right tubular control arms. We engineer our upper and lower control arms around UPR K-member geometry, correcting roll center height for lowered cars and keeping camber curves in check under hard cornering. Running them on a factory K-member compromises that engineering. They're designed as a system for a reason.
From there, caster camber plates give you adjustable authority over front-end geometry once the car is lowered or on coilovers. Our billet aluminum plates use Teflon-lined spherical bearings and replace the factory rubber strut mount bushings that go vague under load. For ride height and damping control as part of a UPR suspension system, our coilover kits use military-style threaded bodies with nylon-tipped set screws that hold adjustment without seizing. On the rear, Anti-Roll bars round out the package: TIG-welded chromoly bar stock with spherical or urethane mounts that give the rear end a far more direct response than the factory rubber-bushed stabilizer bars ever could.
