Whiteline Anti-roll bar

[mloncar]

Here you can see how much rear beam is flexing under avarage weight man..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpzfIL9b680

 

[Stu_182]

Got one of these last week not fitting it today hopefully. Got mines from motorsportworld.co.uk came in 2 days

 

[aucky]

Right, I'm well aware I'm running the risk of looking stupid here:S, as I already have an ARB fitted, but I need to ask.
How do these improve the cars handling?
They are only mounted to the beam so how do they have any affect?
Shouldn't they be fixed to the body to help reduce roll, or does it reduce any "flex" found in the beam?
If its flex would it not be easier/cheaper to stiffen the original beam?
What am I missing?
Cheers
Col

This is how I see it.. I could be wrong.
If 'roll' occurs when one side/corner of the suspension is subjected to more force then the other half, then by connecting the bottom of the rear shocks with bar, there should be less difference in the travel of the rear suspension, the load is shared slightly.

 

[mr bognor]

Had one on my old 172 best money spent on it

 

[Dean.]

You got a link? Tried looking on the site and it said they didn't have any for the 182...

Email them directly mate.

if anybodys that interested in getting one PM me and i will give you the direct email of the guy who done my order.

Turned up yesterday

 

[nevsrevs]

Made one a few weeks ago, cost £35 for the poly bush and bracket best day spent on the car so far, feed back from the car is brilliant.