Advice on 110 anti roll bar

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stuthecod

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I am new at owning and modifying land rovers. Ar present i am raising mine by 2" to go off road and somebody suggested that i remove the rear anti roll bar. Could somebody advice if that is best or leave it on as won't effect the articulation when off road.:)
 
I am new at owning and modifying land rovers. Ar present i am raising mine by 2" to go off road and somebody suggested that i remove the rear anti roll bar. Could somebody advice if that is best or leave it on as won't effect the articulation when off road.:)
IMHO you will have your hands full at road speeds with more body sway and trying to stay between the lines very difficult.
 
I am new at owning and modifying land rovers. Ar present i am raising mine by 2" to go off road and somebody suggested that i remove the rear anti roll bar. Could somebody advice if that is best or leave it on as won't effect the articulation when off road.:)

Off gives better articulation. On gives better road handling. My current 110 doesn't have one but my previous two did. The previous two were more stable when cornering. I can't keep the power down on a roundabout like I could with my other 2 110's.
 
will it not fail the mot if it originally had one but is then presented for mot without it ?

was that one of the recent changes in the suspension section, or was it proposed ?
 
got a two inch lift on mine...

i fitted cheap arb links 4 months ago which came with new bushes..

handles great even with lift til the bushes wore out in the last few days.. now handles like a pig on rollerskates..

pickin up some new bushes today.. if ya use yr vehicle daily i would leave arb on.. especially if motorway driving.. mine now wanders all over on motorway..
 
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