Elephant Racing

Elephant Racing for Porsche

Elephant Racing suspension parts for Porsche models from Design911.

A Quick Look at Elephant Racing

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Choosing the Right Fit for Your Porsche

Where Elephant Racing is listed for Porsche, use the supplied model coverage and OE references to confirm suitability. Check details that commonly affect fitment such as model year, side/position, and connector type where relevant.

• Typical reasons to choose Elephant Racing suspension parts include correcting geometry on older Porsche models, replacing tired rubber bushes, and improving stability under braking or during fast-road and track driving.
• Common symptoms pointing to suspension work include wandering, vague steering, knocking, uneven tyre wear, and instability on turn-in or braking, often caused by worn bushes, joints, or incorrect geometry.
• Plan for a full four-wheel alignment after suspension work, as settings have a major effect on how your Porsche feels and how evenly the tyres wear.
• Where possible, replace related components as a system (bushes, joints, and associated hardware) rather than one item in isolation to get the best result.
• When diagnosing suspension noises, confirm the exact source first; many clunks and knocks come from wear in bushes or links rather than the main component you initially suspect.
• After upgrades, check fasteners and joints again after some mileage, and have geometry confirmed once the components have settled.

Browse by Category

If you already know the area you are working on, start with the category and then filter by Porsche model. Where real-world symptoms and typical reasons to replace are provided, use them to keep the wording grounded.

Suspension & Axle — Suspension and axle components are typically chosen to restore or improve the way a Porsche rides, steers, and brakes. Where Elephant Racing parts are listed, they can be used to address issues such as knocking over bumps, uneven tyre wear, wandering, vibration, pulling under braking, sagging ride height, and clunks during acceleration or direction changes, with selection guided by whether you want an original feel or a firmer, more controlled setup.

• Replace suspension parts in logical pairs or sets (for example left/right on an axle) to keep behaviour consistent.
• Budget for alignment after any significant suspension work to ensure geometry is correct.

Anti Roll Bar — Anti-roll bar components for Porsche are used to control body roll and fine-tune cornering balance. Where Elephant Racing options are available, they are typically selected to reduce roll, improve turn-in, or refresh worn factory hardware when symptoms such as clunking, excessive lean in bends, or uneven cornering feel appear.

• Before condemning the bar itself, inspect drop links and bushes carefully, as these are common sources of noise.
• When changing bar stiffness, consider the effect on front/rear balance rather than upgrading one end in isolation.

Anti Roll Bar Bracket — Anti-roll bar brackets secure the bar to the chassis or subframe and are important for keeping the system correctly located. In the Porsche context they are usually replaced when corrosion, distortion, or stripped threads prevent the bar from clamping firmly, or during a wider suspension refresh where fixings are seized or weakened.

• Inspect brackets for rust, cracks, and poor clamping before reusing them during anti-roll bar work.
• Use correct torque and fresh hardware where needed to prevent future loosening and noise.

Suspension Upgrades — Suspension upgrade parts allow you to tailor your Porsche for road, fast-road, or track use. Where Elephant Racing upgrade components are listed, they are generally chosen to improve body control, cornering balance, and steering response, or to support changes in ride height and geometry.

• Start any upgrade plan with a clear goal (comfort, response, track focus) so that spring, damper, and bush choices work together.
• After significant upgrades, plan for professional geometry setup and, where relevant, corner-weighting.

Anti Roll Sway Bar — Anti-roll (sway) bars link the left and right suspension to reduce body roll. Replacement or upgrade on a Porsche is usually driven by the need to restore stability, adjust understeer/oversteer balance, or address corrosion and wear in the existing bar and hardware.

• Consider renewing bushes and links at the same time as the bar to avoid retaining old wear points.
• Avoid extreme stiffness changes at one end of the car without considering the overall handling balance.

Explore Elephant Racing at Design911

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