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Anti-roll bar - keep or remove

  • jonesyba420
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11 May 2014 17:10 #114858 by jonesyba420
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I believe your ok upto a 2"lift, anything above that and you need extended lines.

The mot can be an issue, but it only takes a few minutes to re attach it.

You do get more flex, me and a mate did some tests and it definatly flexes more and easier without the ARB.

The anti roll bar fights against the natural action of the axle ;)

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  • GuardianAngel
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11 May 2014 17:41 - 11 May 2014 17:42 #114859 by GuardianAngel
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Makes naff all difference on the road unless you like to rag it hard around corners. Off road it's much better :-D
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  • 2014Nathan
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11 May 2014 18:49 #114868 by 2014Nathan
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Will be removing mine soon then I think

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11 May 2014 18:50 - 11 May 2014 18:54 #114869 by Busta
If you want to see what difference it makes just take off the right hand drop-link (or left hand if it's left hand drive). It only takes 5 minutes with 2 14mm spanners. I liked it, so I chucked the drop-link in with the jack and have driven it like that ever since.
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  • helijohn
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11 May 2014 19:49 #114881 by helijohn
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Yeah, if you don't have MoT or Insurance restrictions then remove it. The vehicle looks better, drives no differently on road and as the others have said, allows more articulation for off road. ;)

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11 May 2014 23:21 #114903 by helijohn
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jtayl153 wrote: In Australia mate, no MOT here ;)

No problem


Out of interest - do you have any sort of national vehicle testing requirements?

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