What size anti roll bar?
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What size anti roll bar?
What size rear anti roll bar (whiteline)do i need??my car's a STi8(2003)and is already fitted with an ANLK and solid drop links on the back and apart from a Greddy strut brace the rest of the suspension is standard,not sure if i need 22 or 24mm.Any help would be appreciated.
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It depends on your driving style. If you're last of the late brakers, tail out, sideways, Mr Agressive on either WOT or locking up then a 22mm is for you, and the more agressive you are the softer it should be set. If however you're smooth and controlled, feeding in power and hardly ever using brakes then the 24mm will suit.
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Just fitted a 22mm whiteline ARB,WOW what a difference
Tried it first on the softest setting now on the middle one(not sure on this one in the wet!!).
What setting do u lot use??
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Tried it first on the softest setting now on the middle one(not sure on this one in the wet!!).
What setting do u lot use??
Mark.
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I started on the soft. Pretty much straight off changed to the middle. Within a week I was on the hardest setting to 'try it out' but in the end I just left it. It suits my driving. If I had known this in advance I might well have gone for the 24mm but I drive the 22mm hard setting full time now, wet, dry, whatever. It's suprising how quickly you get used to the car driving properly at last LOL
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I started on the soft. Pretty much straight off changed to the middle. Within a week I was on the hardest setting to 'try it out' but in the end I just left it. It suits my driving. If I had known this in advance I might well have gone for the 24mm but I drive the 22mm hard setting full time now, wet, dry, whatever. It's surprising how quickly you get used to the car driving properly at last LOL
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