front arb fitting
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front arb adjustable fitting this today along with klc39 drop links what are the settings it has two holes
also with the drop links do i just make them up to the same length as old ones???
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marc
also with the drop links do i just make them up to the same length as old ones???cheers
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Not sure about the ARB settings as mine was not adjustable, but for the drop links I made mine the same length as the originals. That's what the destructions said to do
Jon is right, that's what I did too.
If the frony bar have 2 holes start with the front bar on the softest setting that is:
Use the hole at the right when looking at the installed bar fron the Near Side of the car with the wheel off.
In this pic (actually of a 27mm front bar) use the hole on the right on the silver bar.
If the frony bar have 2 holes start with the front bar on the softest setting that is:
Use the hole at the right when looking at the installed bar fron the Near Side of the car with the wheel off.
In this pic (actually of a 27mm front bar) use the hole on the right on the silver bar.
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cheers guys
so softest on front middle hole on the rear to start i think or do you think hard front 22mm and hard rear 24mm will be ok.rather have oversteer than understeer
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