Adjustable ARB blades
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Adjustable ARB blades
hallo, has anyone used theese blades: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Cosworth-GrpA-...es_CarParts_SM
Are they good quality items or will they brake after some thousand of miles? If anyone knows please respond. Cheers!!!
Are they good quality items or will they brake after some thousand of miles? If anyone knows please respond. Cheers!!!
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I'm trying to sort out some suspension improvements on my car and to be honest group A style ARB is the only way to go...
So theese are good quality, I should purchase 4 of them then... One more info guys, the tube of the ARB should be aimed to be mega stiff so just the blades will flex or should it have some "give" (not mega-stiff just to allow some flex?)?
Thanks in advance!
So theese are good quality, I should purchase 4 of them then... One more info guys, the tube of the ARB should be aimed to be mega stiff so just the blades will flex or should it have some "give" (not mega-stiff just to allow some flex?)?
Thanks in advance!
#9
these do not work with a standard anti roll bar, standard set up is not adjustable,
with the wrc/grp a roll bar the blades on the end can be rotated so the are horizontal through to verticle,
to get an idea try to bend a ruler when it is horizontal and it bends easily turn it verticle and it will not bend at all and thats what the blades on the roll bar do and everything in between those 2 positions is softer or harder,
there are different thickness bars for gravel and tarmac and need to be made of the right material so make sure you buy the proper ones which are around £300 for each bar!
with the wrc/grp a roll bar the blades on the end can be rotated so the are horizontal through to verticle,
to get an idea try to bend a ruler when it is horizontal and it bends easily turn it verticle and it will not bend at all and thats what the blades on the roll bar do and everything in between those 2 positions is softer or harder,
there are different thickness bars for gravel and tarmac and need to be made of the right material so make sure you buy the proper ones which are around £300 for each bar!
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