Front and Rear anti rolls bar links by Steve Heath
Front and Rear anti rolls bar links by Steve Heath
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tvron

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276 posts

278 months

Saturday 18th February 2006
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Has anybody fitted Steve Heaths modified arb links

I was thinking about fittting these in hope that may be able to soften ride on nitrons slightly to cope with ever worsening Essex roads without loss of handling

mongoose

4,360 posts

285 months

Saturday 18th February 2006
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Fitted them to the front of my griff and am very pleased.Not heard anyone have a bad word to say about them.

GarryM

1,113 posts

313 months

Saturday 18th February 2006
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tvron said:

Has anybody fitted Steve Heaths modified arb links

I was thinking about fittting these in hope that may be able to soften ride on nitrons slightly to cope with ever worsening Essex roads without loss of handling


I would think they'd be perfect for that. But have you tried just backing off the Nitrons anyway? They can be run very soft without any great disadvantage to handling - it will lose some of the "go-cart" like feeling but will be much more comfortable. Unlike the usual suggestion of winding them up a couple of clicks on track, I wind them up about 10 clicks or more. Lovely on road - excellent on track!

shpub

8,507 posts

302 months

Monday 20th February 2006
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The drop links really do help quieten the car down on bumpy roads as they make the ARB do what it should rather than adjusting the shocks etc to help compensate. The result is the shocks setting don't need to be compromised to stop the bounce and judder. They also dramatically improve roll by reducing it and improve the turn in.