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Re: Better front arb setup
[Re: szkom]
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02/02/2010 15:12
02/02/2010 15:12
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Never heard of the setup before? Might be worth getting some pictures if you can, then we can comment further on it.
Your car is Usain Bolt with wellies
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Re: Better front arb setup
[Re: Begbie]
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02/02/2010 16:02
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My old Mk2 MR2 had something similar. The drop links were quite long BUT aftermarket ones were easy to get hold of, some dirt cheap ones were prone to bending though.
I'll find a pic..
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Re: Better front arb setup
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02/02/2010 16:06
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Re: Better front arb setup
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02/02/2010 16:08
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I can't see this being of great benefit, considering you'd have to change the dampers (or atleast modify them), new ARBs, new droplinks etc...
I'd be much better to design a drop link with spherical bearings each end and then something that can be mounted onto the standard wishbones - enabling the use of off the shelf bearings etc..
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