Eibach or Whiteline ARBs?
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Eibach or Whiteline ARBs?
Has anyone fitted the Eibach ARB kit to their classic? They do a kit that includes 23mm front, 24mm rear and what looks like front droplinks for approx £300 (Revolution) I was going to call and ask if the kit does include the front links.
I know the recommended set up for a classic appears to be 22mm front and 24mm rear. As 2 x Whiteline ARBs are a similar price what are better value?
I have read on here that the Whitelins ARBs seem to corrode rather quickly - what about the Eibach kit?
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I know the recommended set up for a classic appears to be 22mm front and 24mm rear. As 2 x Whiteline ARBs are a similar price what are better value?
I have read on here that the Whitelins ARBs seem to corrode rather quickly - what about the Eibach kit?
Thanks
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Couldn't be worse, mine are rotten scabby things now.... If they are adjustable, get them, I suggest it's better to be able to make the car handle how you like it, rather than a fixed bar.
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Has anyone fitted the Eibach ARB kit to their classic? They do a kit that includes 23mm front, 24mm rear and what looks like front droplinks for approx £300 (Revolution) I was going to call and ask if the kit does include the front links.
I know the recommended set up for a classic appears to be 22mm front and 24mm rear. As 2 x Whiteline ARBs are a similar price what are better value?
I have read on here that the Whitelins ARBs seem to corrode rather quickly - what about the Eibach kit?
Thanks
I know the recommended set up for a classic appears to be 22mm front and 24mm rear. As 2 x Whiteline ARBs are a similar price what are better value?
I have read on here that the Whitelins ARBs seem to corrode rather quickly - what about the Eibach kit?
Thanks
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i have had eibach front and rear arbs fitted for nearly 3 yrs . the car gets used daily in all weathers and they look as good as the day i bought them. as for a handling they are spot on
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there fixed but to be honest never ever thought that they ever needed to be adjustable as the handling is spot on . i also have eibach pro street s coilovers and solid droplinks all rounds and a few other goodies fitted
i would advise changing the arb mounts as one of mine snapped i believe because of the extra stress the arb places on the mounts. i fitted perrin solid stout mounts(£105) and have had no more trouble
i would advise changing the arb mounts as one of mine snapped i believe because of the extra stress the arb places on the mounts. i fitted perrin solid stout mounts(£105) and have had no more trouble
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