Rear ARB?

[Mcalvert]

I know that setup is a very personal thing, but do most people run with a rear ARB connected or sprinting? H5 URF was not equipped with the fittings for a rear ARB but now she is being stripped down and sent back to Arch I have the opportunity for such an "upgrade" - what do most people run?

 

Thanks - Michael.

[david nelson]

Michael

 

Adrian, Rob and myself all have rear ARB.

 

David

[Martin S.]

Hi Michael......er I dont.

 

I seem to remember that Mark D didn't used to but has recently put one back on in an attempt to sort understeer out. Why not get the fixings put on then at least you have the choice in the future. With handling depending on so many different variables I'd say It's worth keeping your options open.

 

 

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[Mark Durrant]

Michael

 

Martin is correct and I use a rear ARB as he says get the brackets fittled and then you have the option should you need it

 

Mark D

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[Adrian Williams]

Hi Michael

 

As David pointed out I do indeed run with a rear arb, normaly set to soft. Get the brackets added so you can give it a try.

 

Adrian

[Jason Plato]

Depends on the rest of your suspension setup and what tyres you are running - a rear ARB may help times or not. Its not a decison with one contributing factor.

 

I would plan to fit and test and then do some timed testing.

 

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[Mcalvert]

Thanks all for the advice.

 

The car is coming apart a treat at the moment. However, just starting to have the disturbed nights thinkintg about whether it will ever go back together again

 

Michael.

[henry21p]

I'm having the same problem

[robmar]

Michael - just a thought, if you are considering the freestyle adjustable ARB, they require the under the chassis mounts, may eb worth checking on getting those added during your trip to arch...

 

to be honest I have only ever run mine on full soft, so not taking advantage of any adjustableness *confused*IYSWIM