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Looking at the strut brace options on the market.

FVD: https://www.fvd.net/us-en/11550094400SM ... black.html

KLA: https://www.klaindustries.net/product-p ... trut-brace

Racing dynamics: https://www.racdyn-usa.com/PROD/944+99+00+011.html

Weltmeister: https://www.rosepassion.com/en/p576466- ... kTEALw_wcB

Brey Kraus: https://www.bkauto.com/R_1522_Strut_Tow ... r-1522.htm

Cup Car replica: https://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-944 ... r-bar.html

I think the design could be improved. Another design project, maybe carbon fiber?

I saw that someone made a nice brace out of carbon fiber but I think it was for personal use and not really for sale. Of the ones you listed, the brey krause one seems the best to me. I have their rear harness bar and it's manufactured to a very high standard. So, for that reason I went with them for the strut brace.

You can get carbon replicas of the 968 turbo strut braces at 944er-teile in Germany. He is also on Facebook

Pumba1983 wrote: Sun Apr 05, 2026 12:53 am You can get carbon replicas of the 968 turbo strut braces at 944er-teile in Germany. He is also on Facebook

This is the best option. High quality and the owner is dedicated to making them exactly correct. Have one on my 944T and recommend to all.

I have the KLA Apex strut tower and interior brace, love both. Very well made.
I had the strut bar on the wrong side, so just note that doesn't have that poor of clearence.

I have the CF 968 TRS replica strutbrace from Patrick (Tielecar) on my 968 TRS replica.

Great product.

How do you get one? What is the price?

chrischrischris wrote: Sat Apr 11, 2026 2:22 pm How do you get one? What is the price?

Visit his website.

http://944er-teile.de/

One side note, though the rear strut brace is helpful in stiffening the rear body to a degree please do not decide to use as a mount for harness belts as it is not strong enough and would not offer additional safety --- in fact it could be a detriment.

Looks to be mounted too high to stiffen anything but the roof. Mounting on the rear seat catches makes more sense to me, that means losing use of the rear seat though.