iv hit something at some point and every time i go over a bump/lump or turn i here a click/knock, even if someone gets in. so iv noticed that its coming from the bush for the anti roll bar. its the plate that it bush bolts too that iv bent. is it safe to remove the anti roll bar ???? been told it will be better off road
anti roll bar removal
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V8_Disco
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front or back? i dont have a rear one, thats fine, but i would keep one on the front so you can still go round corners
V8_Disco
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unless you into serious offroaing very often i would keep the ARB, or get a more flexible one more suited to offroad driving
V8_Disco
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not really, although mine isnt lifted yet so it wont be as noticable
redwingslandrover
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Took mine off handles ok and i have a 2inch lift
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Mine are off too
discoboy84
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i have a 2 inch sus lift a 2 inch bodylift and a roof rack full of stuff and no ARB's and can do forty on round a bouts no worries
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do you have to reattach the ARB for the MOT?
discoboy84
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if it's fitted it has to work remove it totally
discoboy84
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Both!!
discoboy84
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removing both makes it much more flexable but puts you in the need for dislocation cone and the rear
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Both here too
