lowering the torsion bar

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lowering the torsion bar
#1
hi peps i see people are saying to pull out the anti roll bar then the torsion bars but is that needed or can you just pull out the torsion bars???
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#2
You.wonet get the bars out without removing anti roll bat first. Take a look in guides section abour lowering Smile
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#3
Yes you need to remove the ARB first. What's the issue though, that's the easy bit?
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#4
Just trying to save time lol do you know what size bolt I need to pull the arb out
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#5
M12x1.5. You're best off reading the guide, it has everything you need in it.
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#6
Thanks mate and where is the guide I'm new to the site
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#7
xud headbolt is the right size - or rear caliper bolt that holds the carrier to the hub is also the right size (and possibly handy if you're doing a disc beam too)
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#8
Cheers it on my hdi estate which is rear discs
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#9
before and after
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#10
That's pretty low!
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#11
Did you remember to put your bars back in?
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#12
What broke?
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#13
Yeah, that's a bit too low tbh, looks like it's broken and dragging it's arse around like a dog with worms! lol
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#14
Nothing broke and it does sit about level, can't see the point in only half lowering a car lol
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#15
I think the point is to lower them not that much so that there not sitting on the bump stops and ride horrible
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#16
Still clearance from bump stops and is a softer ride then my 16v and seems to corner ok so I'm happy
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(26-05-2014, 07:46 AM)fubs Wrote: Nothing broke and it does sit about level, can't see the point in only half lowering a car lol

You've only lowered the rear half though. Undecided
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#18
looked low enough before!

level sucks, rake FTW
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#19
Front is dropped but now it settled think I'll pull it down a bit more
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#20
if you're happy that's what matters, personally i think it looks broke too and for me the front should always be lower than the back Smile
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#21
the cops are gunna think you have a safe in the back.......a "puller" if there ever was one.....I was worried about mine being low ( it has a tow bar on the back so has had a hardf life ) but seeing you pics I not any more.......
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#22
I got front set of 60mm lowering springs for my 306 , do I have to get new shocks aswell or will the standard once do?
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#23
60mm is a bit much a standard shocks.
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#24
Agreed 60mm is a bit much on standard shocks. But saying that im running standard shocks and 60 atm untill I can afford shocks
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