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Stock Anti-roll Bar Query
xxx_mojo_xxx:
Do ARBs make ur ride harder? Particularly in the ride comfort aspects... got a a wife and two kids that I some times take out for a spin.
tony_danza:
They can do indirectly, yes. Depends how you set them up and what you have with them, like coilovers etc. On standard kit, I doubt you'd notice it.
xxx_mojo_xxx:
OK guys it's been a while... I think I've whittled it down to H&R anti-roll bars.
H&R do two different ARB kits, one where the front bar diameter is 26mm, rear 22mm - or the mother of all ARB kits where the fronts are 28mm and rears 24mm.
Not too sure what the dropping of the front sub-frame is all about? Can some one explain that one please :stupid:?
gazbutS3:
to get the old ARB out and the new ARB in, you need to drop the front subframe down to get enough clearance to do the job, which makes it a bit more time consuming and means an alignment check is needed afterwards :smiley:
john_o:
--- Quote from: gazbutS3 on August 04, 2009, 10:45:46 pm ---drop the front subframe down t
and means an alignment check is needed afterwards :smiley:
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mm interesting my subframe is being removed to fit the lower VWR mount, Im torn about whether to have an alignment done....
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