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Whiteline or pms rear roll bar?



m&l172ph1

ClioSport Club Member
  197 Cup
I was going to fabricate myself a rear anti roll bar.

They're probably as easy as each other to make, providing I can get the right steel for a solid one.

I prefer the look of a pms and it'll be lighter but has anyone had both to compare? I don't like the clamps either so will be doing something different!

Any help will be great!
 

Louis

I Park Like a C**t
ClioSport Club Member
I was actually thinking the other day after seeing a whiteline ARB how simple it would be to manufacture?
 

m&l172ph1

ClioSport Club Member
  197 Cup
We used to have roll bars made at my old work and it was just 1" solid bar bent and powder coated.
Never had any problems!
You probably could use a bit of old railing! And a couple of oversized exhaust clamps!
 

JamesBryan

ClioSport Club Member
  Titanium 182
It's a bit of old railing that works :tongueclosed:

I'd try the PMS one if i was to get another though.
 
  PH2 172
Surely they don't really do anything with a solid rear beam?
Someone correct me please, I want new parts
 

Louis

I Park Like a C**t
ClioSport Club Member
Wish it showed it without to really show the full extent of movement. Crazy how an ARB, running along the similar shape and being much thinner can stiffen it up so much.
 

JamesBryan

ClioSport Club Member
  Titanium 182
I did a test at Anglesey last year with the whiteline disconnected on one side and you can clearly see from this picture how much deflection there is between the bar and it's mounting link.

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JamesBryan

ClioSport Club Member
  Titanium 182
Unless you drive like you do on the track on the road, then they are probably pointless for the road.
 


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