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No idea what the spring rate on mine are, there the ones pompey had on here ages ago, as said totally stock ARB, ive not ran them yet, well I have, and they were shocking, but pretty sure there just f*cked hence sending for rebuild, but it drove well on the hotuning ones, so ill probs just leave it as it is, and put the GAZ ones on, and see how it goes.
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I've been running no front ARB and D2 coilies with a couple degrees of negative camber and 23.5mm bars/standard ARB at the rear and tbh, I really like the way it drives. There's a weird feeling to get used to when a wheel hits a bump etc as the suspension is totally independent but with the spring rates and camber it's so planted through corners.
Bit of a ballache around town as it feels all wobbly and loose, but on backroads it really feels solid.
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Does anyone know the thickness of a GTi6 anti roll bar? Cuz i got a few sumframes lying around and some are S16s and i know 1 if a Gti6 1 so i just want to know the thickness of the bar so i get the right 1 and can find out if Gti6 and S16s are the same
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21mm
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Yes mate. 24mm rear as standard on a GTi
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Ideal cheers for your help
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I measured the ARB on my D turbo today and that seems to be 19mm thick so there isnt really a massive difference
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(29-05-2013, 09:14 PM)Frosty Wrote: I measured the ARB on my D turbo today and that seems to be 19mm thick so there isnt really a massive difference
you would be surprised of how much of a difference 2mm makes.....
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(29-05-2013, 09:23 PM)Niall Wrote: (29-05-2013, 09:14 PM)Frosty Wrote: I measured the ARB on my D turbo today and that seems to be 19mm thick so there isnt really a massive difference
you would be surprised of how much of a difference 2mm makes.....
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I usually like to think size doesn't matter 
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Is that what she tells you? trololol
Doesnt even own a 306.
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Had a look tonight and it seems like gti6 and s16 ARB are the same
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This is where im really torn with mine, i want to get stiffer springs but arent sure if that is the correct way to go. Currently 250lbs with a 23/30 setup rear. Confusing as hell, may disconnect the ARB and see how it goes.
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21mm from 19mm is a massive difference in stiffness. Don't be mislead by it being JUST 2mm, it's 50% stiffer.
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