Rear arb for 2003 Blob Wagon
24 August 2012, 08:48 PM
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Rear arb for 2003 Blob Wagon
Long-shot I know, but has anyone got an uprated rear arb for a 2003 blobeye wagon? Cusco, Eibach, H&R, Perrin, Ultra Racing or Whiteline??
I take it these are Wagon specific and saloon ones don't fit.
Cheers everyone - Darren
I take it these are Wagon specific and saloon ones don't fit.
Cheers everyone - Darren
12 September 2012, 07:53 PM
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It's a 2003 WRX Wagon, I have C shaped uprated droplinks to put on. I already have Whiteline 22mm for front and droplinks and bushes (not on yet, gonna get all done at once)
Am I right wagons have smaller rear track than saloons. So a saloon one won't fit, are they the same width as classics?
Am I right wagons have smaller rear track than saloons. So a saloon one won't fit, are they the same width as classics?
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14 September 2012, 08:20 PM
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Cheers for the replys guys
Banny, I'll look into that, cheers. Does yours have the WRX ???R numberplate? Was admiring it at Connors meet on Saturday
Adam, I think the 24mm heavy duty one would be overkill for my needs, thinking 22mm or 24mm adjustable.
Does anyone know if a classic one would fit a WRX Wagon
Banny, I'll look into that, cheers. Does yours have the WRX ???R numberplate? Was admiring it at Connors meet on Saturday
Adam, I think the 24mm heavy duty one would be overkill for my needs, thinking 22mm or 24mm adjustable.
Does anyone know if a classic one would fit a WRX Wagon
14 September 2012, 08:45 PM
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Cheers for the replys guys
Banny, I'll look into that, cheers. Does yours have the WRX ???R numberplate? Was admiring it at Connors meet on Saturday
Adam, I think the 24mm heavy duty one would be overkill for my needs, thinking 22mm or 24mm adjustable.
Does anyone know if a classic one would fit a WRX Wagon
Banny, I'll look into that, cheers. Does yours have the WRX ???R numberplate? Was admiring it at Connors meet on Saturday
Adam, I think the 24mm heavy duty one would be overkill for my needs, thinking 22mm or 24mm adjustable.
Does anyone know if a classic one would fit a WRX Wagon
14 September 2012, 09:15 PM
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Cheers for the replys guys
Banny, I'll look into that, cheers. Does yours have the WRX ???R numberplate? Was admiring it at Connors meet on Saturday
Adam, I think the 24mm heavy duty one would be overkill for my needs, thinking 22mm or 24mm adjustable.
Does anyone know if a classic one would fit a WRX Wagon
Banny, I'll look into that, cheers. Does yours have the WRX ???R numberplate? Was admiring it at Connors meet on Saturday
Adam, I think the 24mm heavy duty one would be overkill for my needs, thinking 22mm or 24mm adjustable.
Does anyone know if a classic one would fit a WRX Wagon
14 September 2012, 09:19 PM
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...here you go...
http://www.whiteline.com.au/product_...sans_vehicle=1
...amazed at my memory - not usually that spot on!
http://www.whiteline.com.au/product_...sans_vehicle=1
...amazed at my memory - not usually that spot on!
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Thanx for the info, but that's for bugeye, it lists blobeye one as BSR36Z.
Anyone got one lying around getting under the missus' feet ;-)
Anyone got one lying around getting under the missus' feet ;-)
23 September 2012, 12:00 PM
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All wagons are the same AFAIK... ARBs only changed for the saloon and (I think) that was only for the 114pcd ones.
Isn't the BSR36Z the 24mm version as opposed to the 22mm BSR33Z?
Isn't the BSR36Z the 24mm version as opposed to the 22mm BSR33Z?
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Yep, C shaped.
Whiteline codes for Blobeye (Replace 36 with 33 for the Bugeye)
BSR36 = 22mm
BSR36Z = 22mm Adj
BSR36XZ = 24mm Adj
BSR36XXZ = 27mm Adj
To confuse things, other manufacturers list Rear same for bugeye thru hawk for the WRX! Go figure!
Whiteline codes for Blobeye (Replace 36 with 33 for the Bugeye)
BSR36 = 22mm
BSR36Z = 22mm Adj
BSR36XZ = 24mm Adj
BSR36XXZ = 27mm Adj
To confuse things, other manufacturers list Rear same for bugeye thru hawk for the WRX! Go figure!
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Just to add to this... the bar is the same. The bushes are slightly different - the later bushes (BSR36Z) have a ridge on them that the earlier (BSR33Z) bushes don't have, but the ridge can be cut back to make the bushes fit the bugeye mounts.
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