SAL
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What will fitting a thicker front Arb achive ? Me and warrenz where deep in discusion in bed about this, He reckon's his car was better Arb'less
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sand-eel
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It will understeer more
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SAL
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jpearce
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i took my front arb off to see what its like and it feels a bit better around corners might just be me thinking that tho lol
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sand-eel
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Removing it will increase front GRIP but make the handling worse eg become more wooly/ unstable at higher speeds.
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jpearce
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mabe it is just me thinking its better then lol
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Steve X16XE
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quote: Originally posted by sand-eel
Removing it will increase front GRIP but make the handling worse eg become more wooly/ unstable at higher speeds.
Yep, that's what i felt. Now i have (at the front) upper and lower strut brace and arb.
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SAL
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Hmm, i need more stability at higher speed's if anything
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sand-eel
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on FWD cars the back has to be stiffer at the back than the front to grip and handle better (obviously not like that from the factory for comfort and safety) so i would leave the standard front arb on and put another one on the back like the whiteline ones people use. Or you could still put a thicker one on the front and and even thicker one on the back to still making the rear stiffer, also higher poundage springs could be used at the back, these will reduce understeer and improve rear grip.
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James_H
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Where can you get a bottom front strut brace from?
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Steve X16XE
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I got mine from Halfords. They ordered the wrong one in and didn't know what it was for.... I did It was marked up for £30 but i told them that they are £20 new so i offered £10.... they said yeah
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James_H
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Bottom strut? how do they fit? part number please
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Steve X16XE
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This is the best one i can find... I've not a pic of mine fitted.
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jpearce
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quote: Originally posted by jahunt
Where can you get a bottom front strut brace from?
ebay mine arrived today actually lol
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Warren G
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stavs
leave the front (as its a corsa c, not b)
get a white line rear arb
you obv wasn't listening when you was in my bed 
[Edited on 25-09-2008 by warren.g]
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SAL
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I was well seeing as i want the clutch done, while the subframe is dropped, i dont see the harm in doing the front ?
I can only get the H and R's a set
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Warren G
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whiteline rear
and vxr turbo first
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SAL
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Warrenz, my turbo is fine atm
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