Broken Anti Roll Bar Bracket
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Thought I would like to share this.
My 98 450 has been displaying some awful handling to the point where I had almost decided to get rid and look at something more up to date. Coming fast out of roundabouts was very frightening indeed.
The knocking that so many owners experience was also there.
However, due to my love for the Chim, I decided to put it in for a set of Toyos all round (replacing the part worn Marshalls) and a couple of rear AVO adjustables (and 2 new black diamond front combi disks - but thats another story).
I hoped that the tyres and the shocks as well as setting up the geometry from scratch would rectify the situation - especially due to an impending track day.
Receved a call this morning from the garage to say they had found one of the rear anti roll bar brackets had sheared - obviously making it useless.
I am delighted and thought it would be worthwhile posting as mine cant be the only one with this problem.
My 98 450 has been displaying some awful handling to the point where I had almost decided to get rid and look at something more up to date. Coming fast out of roundabouts was very frightening indeed.
The knocking that so many owners experience was also there.
However, due to my love for the Chim, I decided to put it in for a set of Toyos all round (replacing the part worn Marshalls) and a couple of rear AVO adjustables (and 2 new black diamond front combi disks - but thats another story).
I hoped that the tyres and the shocks as well as setting up the geometry from scratch would rectify the situation - especially due to an impending track day.
Receved a call this morning from the garage to say they had found one of the rear anti roll bar brackets had sheared - obviously making it useless.
I am delighted and thought it would be worthwhile posting as mine cant be the only one with this problem.
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