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Re: ARB's front and rear
[Re: jame5]
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05/05/2013 21:53
05/05/2013 21:53
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Posts: 2,617 SE Essex
charlie_croker
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Agree strongly with Nigel, the Whiteline Rear ARB makes a huge difference. I refreshed all my suspension and the ARB made the biggest difference.
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Re: ARB's front and rear
[Re: jame5]
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06/05/2013 10:43
06/05/2013 10:43
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James, I've got a 22mm Rear ARB. As others, one of he best upgrades in the handling dept. although I had the option of a 22mm or a 24mm when I bought mine, I wish I'd gone for the 24mm the 22mm is good and cuts understeer substantially, but I still get some when pushing on if you can get a 24mm Whiteline one you'll need though fabricate some brackets, but if your brave and like oversteer, give it a go Alternatively the 22mm is excellent too, and is a straight swap
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Re: ARB's front and rear
[Re: jame5]
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06/05/2013 12:07
06/05/2013 12:07
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charlie_croker
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When my garage fitted my Whiteline 22mm rear ARB they weren't happy at reusing the old brackets and fabricated new ones.
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Re: ARB's front and rear
[Re: charlie_croker]
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06/05/2013 16:18
06/05/2013 16:18
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NoGatsos
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Hi, Have you had any instances of lift off oversteer since fitting this, particularly in the wet? Cheers
SX no more!
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Re: ARB's front and rear
[Re: NoGatsos]
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06/05/2013 18:29
06/05/2013 18:29
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charlie_croker
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Hi, Have you had any instances of lift off oversteer since fitting this, particularly in the wet? Cheers Well after the ARB, a couple of weeks later I renewed: Droplinks, Dampers, Wishbones, Top mounts, fitted PU rear subframe bushes and rear radius arm bearings and tyres. Currently using Toyo R1-Rs and they are so sticky I can honestly say I haven't but then again on the road, I am unlikely to really face a Lift Off oversteer situation that often.
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Re: ARB's front and rear
[Re: jame5]
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07/05/2013 08:55
07/05/2013 08:55
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charlie_croker
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Is Balance Motorsport the cheapest place to buy the whiteline ARB? I think it's the only place to buy it, Julian there is a great bloke and will be happy to help you out.
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