This weekend I took advantage of the nice weather and fitted a suspension lift, comprising of RT +~2" springs, 1" BJ spacers machined by myself and leveled out on the torsion bars. Whilst underneath the rear I decided to remove the anti roll bar. Now when cornering I seem to experience sea sickness! How much difference will I find offroad without the bar? Do I really need more articulation when green laning? and as I need the truck as a daily driver is it really worth this inconvenience on road?
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With Landcruiser springs on the back, losing the ARB made no difference whatsover, and I know I've got that extra bit of articulation should I need it.
Seems odd that you noticed a big difference. Most people reckon taking off the front one makes a difference to the stability, but didn't notice any difference when removing the rear one. I guess if you have big loads in the truck...Last edited by Apache; 17 February 2008, 23:52.Cutting steps in the roof of the world
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Originally posted by Apache View PostSeems odd that you noticed a big difference. Most people reckon taking off the front one makes a difference to the stability, but didn't notice any difference when removing the rear one. I guess if you have big loads in the truck...
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mine was a bit twitchy with the rear ARB removed and still on standard shocks, even more so with loads in the back. I got used to it after a while but it was a bit scary at times, with hindsight i'd probably keep it on next time round unless i had extended shocks so i could use the extra articulation it allows.=========
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