ARB's

[madcampbell]

Can anyone provide me with a link or advice on how and where I reattach the ARB's. I got the surf with them detached and really don't like the ride..plus not got much chance of doing off roading, so it pointless for me.
It wallows all over the place

Picture would help a load

Thanks for any help

Mark

[Apache]

Have you got both off? Try replacing the front one and see how you go. The back one doesn't seem to make a lot of difference to the handling - unless your springs / shocks are shot I suppose.

Where you need to reattach depends on whereabout you disconnected them really... I'm sure someone will be along with a link / pictures soon.

[Sancho]

Expect a sensible answer shortly, but

[Apache]

Expect a sensible answer shortly, but

Dont ever take them off cos you will crash at the first bend!!!!

(That what you were waiting for?)

[madcampbell]

Have you got both off? Try replacing the front one and see how you go. The back one doesn't seem to make a lot of difference to the handling - unless your springs / shocks are shot I suppose.

Where you need to reattach depends on whereabout you disconnected them really... I'm sure someone will be along with a link / pictures soon.

Dumb question coming...I have got two bars ? is one for the fron and one for the back or should there be two at front and two at the back?

Mark

[madcampbell]

Having read the thread the other day I see what you mean...Tyres is my next question....

Expect a sensible answer shortly, but

[pirate-storm]

Have you got both off? Try replacing the front one and see how you go. The back one doesn't seem to make a lot of difference to the handling - unless your springs / shocks are shot I suppose.

Where you need to reattach depends on whereabout you disconnected them really... I'm sure someone will be along with a link / pictures soon.

i agree ive been driving around with the rear off for ages n i found no difference in handling but then im not a mad driver now i got no arbs wheeeeeeee!!! its brill ok it leans slightly but no more than when i just had the front arb on.

[madcampbell]

i agree ive been driving around with the rear off for ages n i found no difference in handling but then im not a mad driver now i got no arbs wheeeeeeee!!! its brill ok it leans slightly but no more than when i just had the front arb on.

How many ARB bars are there?

[pirate-storm]

How many ARB bars are there?

2 m8 1 front 1 rear but now i got none on front or back n loving it m8

[madcampbell]

2 m8 1 front 1 rear but now i got none on front or back n loving it m8

Thanks

[Predictable Bob]

Having read the thread the other day I see what you mean...Tyres is my next question....

To forestall your question (And get this thread off-topic as quickly as possible) - the usual recommendation is FOUR, two at the front and two at the rear - preferably fitted one on each side .........

[Diezel Weazel]

Can anyone provide me with a link or advice on how and where I reattach the ARB's. I got the surf with them detached and really don't like the ride..plus not got much chance of doing off roading, so it pointless for me.
It wallows all over the place

Picture would help a load

Thanks for any help

Mark

Hi Mark,
The thicker of the 2 ARB's, think it's smaller in size also, (if laid down beside one another) is the front one....
Obviously the the thinner of the two (bigger in size) is the rear...
Pics to follow
Hope all's going well Mark

There's always a payback .... Ya never see it Comin !!!!

[Sancho]

If it's wallowing, it might be worth checking the condition of your shocks too. ARBs are more for..........forget it, just have a look at your shocks

[yoshie]

If it's wallowing, it might be worth checking the condition of your shocks too. ARBs are more for poofs,forget it, just have a look at your shocks

Agree with Adam shocks might be fecked.

[Apache]

If it's wallowing, it might be worth checking the condition of your shocks too. ARBs are more for..........forget it, just have a look at your shocks

Yeah, the 'roll' is for body roll, not for roll over