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Anti roll bar
- supergaz
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- Keefe
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21 Jul 2011 18:05 #19322
by Keefe
Replied by Keefe on topic Re: Anti roll bar
My Merc went for its MOT last week, passed. and I happened to mention about the anti roll bar issue.
His reply was if the tester doesn't notice it not being on, and the rest of the vehicle is ok, he/she would pass it.
If they notice it's not on, then it's a fail, for sure.
He did say that if I take it to him at the council depot for testing, I hadn't told him about it being removed. So perhaps he would miss it. (?)
His reply was if the tester doesn't notice it not being on, and the rest of the vehicle is ok, he/she would pass it.
If they notice it's not on, then it's a fail, for sure.
He did say that if I take it to him at the council depot for testing, I hadn't told him about it being removed. So perhaps he would miss it. (?)
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25 Jul 2011 11:53 #19481
by X-Eng Simon
Replied by X-Eng Simon on topic Re: Anti roll bar
Maybe something like this would be good for Jimny's?
This is a Land Rover kit, essentially using a drive shaft as the torsion bar and freewheeling hub to allow locking & unlocking of the anti-roll.
Maybe, before I swap my axles, I'll have a go at knocking something together as a bolt on kit for Jimnys.
Si
This is a Land Rover kit, essentially using a drive shaft as the torsion bar and freewheeling hub to allow locking & unlocking of the anti-roll.
Maybe, before I swap my axles, I'll have a go at knocking something together as a bolt on kit for Jimnys.
Si
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