Not IMO, most after market ones are no stronger than CSL ones. The only thing you gain is adjustability. Having adjusted my ARBs on a trackday I wouldn't recommend it, it is a right pain in the arse.
The only reason I got them is to be able to back them off in the wet, simple as that. On a trackday it is a real pain as you have to unload the bar to adjust them and then adjust the preload in the drop links, easy on the Intrax fronts as the drop link mounting point slides up and down, had to get adjustable drop links on the rear though which further add to how much of a pain it is.
It means you run with no ARB - need to unload the bar, remove the bolt from the drop link on one side, take the drop link off to stop it flapping around and you are done.
All of this is a pain in the arse for trackdays but if you want to run silly hard springs it is a useful thing to be able to do if it rains.
Fitted this morning the H/R anti-roll bars. I will have to drive the car.
The front one is not hollow and it is much heavier than the OEM.
This Saturday I am going to Hockenheim so looking forward to see if the roll is reduced.
I will write a post later in my thread with all the geekie details.
Fitted this morning the H/R anti-roll bars. I will have to drive the car.
The front one is not hollow and it is much heavier than the OEM.
This Saturday I am going to Hockenheim so looking forward to see if the roll is reduced.
I will write a post later in my thread with all the geekie details.
Please do, are you running front on hard and rear on soft?
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