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Warren G

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17th Oct 07 at 18:30

they do work, work very well. so i have been proved wrong

thats it topic over

Robin

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17th Oct 07 at 18:31

I agree.

Pasky 666

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17th Oct 07 at 18:34

find me one

Adam_B

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17th Oct 07 at 18:35

I could have told you that.

Demon tweeks sell them

Warren G

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17th Oct 07 at 18:35

quote:
Originally posted by Blue_Bullet
find me one

VegasPhil

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17th Oct 07 at 18:37

What's so good about them?

Corsa 2.0 16v Vegas - Sold

Warren G

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17th Oct 07 at 18:37

may i add that one bolt was missing from it!!!!! and it still made it near on not understeer around a corner with crappy tyres on (14" sport wheels)

very very impressed

Jake

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17th Oct 07 at 18:38

exactly

Warren G

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17th Oct 07 at 18:38

quote:
Originally posted by VegasPhil
What's so good about them?

just changes the way the corsa handles, trust me just buy one!

Lee Wilson

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17th Oct 07 at 18:41

Hmmmmm

You fitted one to your car warren? Or was it someone elses?

Warren G

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17th Oct 07 at 18:42

no mine tonight, and even one bolt was missing (due to bolt not fitting) and still amazed me

M Sutton

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17th Oct 07 at 18:43

I agree, once mine was fitted it felt alot different, it just seems to sit flatter round corners..Altho i havnt realy given it a proper work out on a track but for general road use it feels great!

Adam_B

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17th Oct 07 at 18:47

Round elvington airfield mine was ace, lift off oversteer was so easy to do

before the ARBs went on it would go sideways easily but snap back really violently most of the time sending you into a proper tank slapper

[Edited on 17-10-2007 by Adam_B]

Warren G

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17th Oct 07 at 18:52

quote:
Originally posted by Adam_B
Round elvington airfield mine was ace, lift off oversteer was so easy to do

before the ARBs went on it would go sideways easily but snap back really violently most of the time sending you into a proper tank slapper

never had an oversteer problem. have only drive 5miles since fitted but, noticed front end is alot sharper and 'noises' into the corners,

quote:
Originally posted by jake
exactly

sorry i ever doughted you!

[Edited on 17-10-2007 by warren.g]

Fro

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17th Oct 07 at 19:10

quote:
Originally posted by warren.g
may i add that one bolt was missing from it!!!!! and it still made it near on not understeer around a corner with crappy tyres on (14" sport wheels)

very very impressed

apologies, kill will

Jake

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17th Oct 07 at 19:13

quote:
Originally posted by warren.g

quote:
Originally posted by Adam_B
Round elvington airfield mine was ace, lift off oversteer was so easy to do

before the ARBs went on it would go sideways easily but snap back really violently most of the time sending you into a proper tank slapper

never had an oversteer problem. have only drive 5miles since fitted but, noticed front end is alot sharper and 'noises' into the corners,

quote:
Originally posted by jake
exactly

sorry i ever doughted you!

[Edited on 17-10-2007 by warren.g]

Take off the front ARB if you havent already and see what thats like

Warren G

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17th Oct 07 at 19:47

quote:Originally posted by jake
exactly

sorry i ever doughted you!

[Edited on 17-10-2007 by warren.g]

Take off the front ARB if you havent already and see what thats like

why's that?

i loved my gsi antiroll bar when i first fitted it? made it more stable under heavy braking and high speed cornering

[Edited on 17-10-2007 by warren.g]

Jake

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17th Oct 07 at 20:09

really? I thought the front end was alot more chuckable without the ARB, i do agree abit the stability under heavy braking though.

Warren G

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17th Oct 07 at 20:48

i found better steering responce, aka changed direction quickly but maybe added more understeer though the corner?

i would prefer more stable braking than abit better handling tbh

matt_aka_smiler

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17th Oct 07 at 21:21

quote:
Originally posted by jake
really? I thought the front end was alot more chuckable without the ARB, i do agree abit the stability under heavy braking though.

Dave A said it turns in better without the front one on but less stable at high speed

STEvieXE

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17th Oct 07 at 21:31

hate the way i have built my car. couldnt tell you how certain things effect the handling etc because they were all fitted at once and its so long now since i drive the bloody thing i couldnt tell you how it handled.

Stoneyginger

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