Thinking about an anti roll bar kit.
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jamesmartin
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quite a bit
jamesmartin
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definately front and back ,reduces articulation a bit off road but gives better road handling,so much so that disco 2 uses ace which is a way to increase effect by tensioning roll bars
Stuballsed
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They are standard facory fit on my CSW. For good reason me thinks
Could you not pick some up from a scrappy??
Could you not pick some up from a scrappy??
khaos
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They are standard facory fit on my CSW. For good reason me thinks
When was the last time you saw a scrapped defender?
wickford90
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They are standard facory fit on my CSW. For good reason me thinks
Standard fit on my commercial 90 also. loads of people remove them so they should'nt be to difficult to get hold of.
lazydog
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Just a thought but would a disco roll bar be the same,the are a few of them in the breakers yards
jamesmartin
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you could if 300 tdi and earlier but may need brakets on chassis if not fitted to yours
gramgramfirey
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I have a Disco S1 on the rear and a 130 Defender on the front of my 1995 110 Wagon. Makes a huge difference on the road. Much less body roll, although tends to slightly under steer, but much more positive to drive.
