Pro drive adjustable anti roll bar worth the upgrade
02 August 2015, 09:17 PM
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Pro drive adjustable anti roll bar worth the upgrade
Seen a prodrive adjustable rear anti roll bar going for a good price its 21mm.
My standard widetrack blob is 20mm non adjustable is it worth the upgrade ?
Cheers
My standard widetrack blob is 20mm non adjustable is it worth the upgrade ?
Cheers
03 August 2015, 07:41 AM
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I fitted a adjustable whiteline rear arb and alloy drop links to mine yrs ago and the difference was night and day. Turn in was alot sharper and it made the rear more playful. So yeah they are worth the upgrade mate.
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Cheers guys after reading through the thread above cheers for that that prodrive bar on soft should be more than enough for my needs and should suit the prodrive springs better as well.
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I've had both whiteline and prodrive/eibach bars on my hawk.
And I would recommend the prodrive bar. It's works perfectly with the oem front bar and makes the front end much more responsive.
I currently have it set on the track setting and its no way as harsh as the whiteline one felt.
This may be due to the rubber bushing vs the whiteline poly bush.
I would also rather the rubber one as I now don't have to keep lubing the polybush to stop the horrid creaking noise they make.
Prodrive bar is also a lot cheaper. :-)
And I would recommend the prodrive bar. It's works perfectly with the oem front bar and makes the front end much more responsive.
I currently have it set on the track setting and its no way as harsh as the whiteline one felt.
This may be due to the rubber bushing vs the whiteline poly bush.
I would also rather the rubber one as I now don't have to keep lubing the polybush to stop the horrid creaking noise they make.
Prodrive bar is also a lot cheaper. :-)
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Impartsb46 are in partnership with Subaru UK.
Brought some parts of them before and I checked to see if they were genuine, they told me they were from Subaru UK.
So I called Subaru UK to make sure and they do. Lol
Brought some parts of them before and I checked to see if they were genuine, they told me they were from Subaru UK.
So I called Subaru UK to make sure and they do. Lol
20 September 2015, 05:48 PM
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The 4 listed on ebay, by impartsb46, are listed as all sold.
PCA dynamics might have some left:
http://pcadynamics.com/
PCA dynamics might have some left:
http://pcadynamics.com/
13 October 2015, 01:57 PM
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https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...ifference.html
The differences, I've just got my bar, but mine is 2006 Blobeye Widetrack STI, the saving on it is incredible! Total Discount of 79% off standard price of £207.50!
The differences, I've just got my bar, but mine is 2006 Blobeye Widetrack STI, the saving on it is incredible! Total Discount of 79% off standard price of £207.50!
03 April 2016, 05:13 PM
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back in stock http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SUBARU-PRO...gAAOSw3xJVeBEZ
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