Replacing Rear ARB with an Eibach but leave front standard a good idea?
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Replacing Rear ARB with an Eibach but leave front standard a good idea?
As per the title really, I have fitted the rear Eibach ARB on my Prodrive Bug STI and took it for a spin..... appears to have dialled out most of the understeer! now im unsure about going through the hassle of fitting the front and cancelling out what seems to me to be a better handling car.
Will it have a detrimental effect elsewhere or any unforeseen issues that will inevitably have me ending up in a ditch?
Thanks,
Andy
Will it have a detrimental effect elsewhere or any unforeseen issues that will inevitably have me ending up in a ditch?
Thanks,
Andy
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I've read this quite a bit but mostly on US forums, it seems there, upgrading the rear anti roll bar only to sort understeer is pretty common, i don't think it'll cause you any issues with an eibach one, i think you can go too far the other way if you put a seriously heavy duty rear in with stock front, but the eibach should be fine, though it may be worth fitting upgraded droplinks all round
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I also went for wider rubber, and the FARB helped there, as did the "anti-lift" kit, but I didn't lower the car till later when coilovers were added....
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