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bubble
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4th Jan 06 at 20:00   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
and whiteline rear ARB.

im wanting to see where these rear ARB's fit, and if anyone has any pics?
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rear anti roll bar

and i need this info as well

[Edited on 04-01-2006 by jr]
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where do they fit though? i dont have a rear anti-roll bar i dont think?
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onfo? lol

broster has one, u2u him about it

i think it basically sust bolts to the holes in the rear beam, which should be obvious id have thought
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i thought thats what your refering to, the white line rear anti roll bar



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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
onfo? lol

broster has one, u2u him about it

i think it basically sust bolts to the holes in the rear beam, which should be obvious id have thought


not obvious to me though!!!
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damn you with your editing

basically, vauxhall put holes in the rear beam to accept an ARB, but never fitted one
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but which holes robin ???

the ones which hold the bar that runs through the rear beam, or other ones
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
damn you ting

basically, vauxhall put holes in the rear beam to accept an ARB, but never fitted one



aaahh
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quote:
Originally posted by jr
but which holes robin ???

the ones which hold the bar that runs through the rear beam, or other ones


you MUST ahve a pic of your rear beam? ill show you if you find a pic
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i was just abput to post a pic just like willys! holes are alread ythere....
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willay-that last pic u can see the yellow effort going through the beam-how is it attched there??
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willay i love you (well even more)

rob i havent got a pic of it, and i cant be botherd to go and take a pic of the nice shiny red one in my garage
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no probs, send all sex to the usual address.
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quote:
Originally posted by bubblevaux
willay-that last pic u can see the yellow effort going through the beam-how is it attched there??


a chuffing great bolt which is supplied with the kit
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bubble: they are pics from adisri's garage.
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padded envolope or window one

thats cool, though id have to fuck around again with my beam and get it done again, wait to get it powerdecoated fisrt time was bad enough
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quote:
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willay-that last pic u can see the yellow effort going through the beam-how is it attched there??


there is a yellow rubber bush each side of the rear beam and a nut and bolt with some big washers to hold it in place, the hole is already there.
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quote:
Originally posted by jr


though id have to fuck around again with my beam and get it done again


why?

no drilling needed
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missed of the t, should be thought
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jr - is it powercoated now and fitted?
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ah, makes more sene now
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quote:
Originally posted by willay
jr - is it powercoated now and fitted?


powdercoated yes

fitted no, as im waiting for a few bolts from vaux, and some backing plates which are being powercoated when i get some as well as a load of other bits
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you powdercoat whore jr!

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