Are all the fixings already there on the chassis etc - or will i need to do some welding?
Also - whats the best anti-roll bar and bushes to use..?
Retro-fitting an anti roll bar to a 320
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Ade
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Is this easy to do?
Are all the fixings already there on the chassis etc - or will i need to do some welding?
Also - whats the best anti-roll bar and bushes to use..?
Are all the fixings already there on the chassis etc - or will i need to do some welding?
Also - whats the best anti-roll bar and bushes to use..?
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Templ8e30
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You mean the rear anti-roll bar ?
The brackets are already there on the chassis, you'll need:
Anti roll bar (i used a 325i bar)
2 bushes (I used standard items)
2 mounting brackets with bolts
2 drop links
2 trailing arm/droplink brackets with bolts.
I got all the bits from a scrappy for Ԛ£10 and fitted new bushes and drop links at a cost of Ԛ£40.
It is a bit of a squeeze to get the bar in but the results are well worth it
Cheers,
Iain T
The brackets are already there on the chassis, you'll need:
Anti roll bar (i used a 325i bar)
2 bushes (I used standard items)
2 mounting brackets with bolts
2 drop links
2 trailing arm/droplink brackets with bolts.
I got all the bits from a scrappy for Ԛ£10 and fitted new bushes and drop links at a cost of Ԛ£40.
It is a bit of a squeeze to get the bar in but the results are well worth it
Cheers,
Iain T
2007 Mazda 6 2.0 estate
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