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Old 20-01-2009, 08:31 PM
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What differences can I expect by changing / upgrading from the original set up?

I have been advised to get a 22mm Whiteline ARB.

Any thoughts please.
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Old 20-01-2009, 08:37 PM
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Best mod ive done
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Old 20-01-2009, 08:42 PM
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solid drop links too
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Old 20-01-2009, 09:09 PM
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Prodrive messed with the WR1 suspension and was supposed to be one of the best setups around.
I would double check what they done or you may end up un-doing their good work.
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Old 20-01-2009, 09:23 PM
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Prodrive messed with the WR1 suspension and was supposed to be one of the best setups around.
I would double check what they done or you may end up un-doing their good work.
What do you suggest mate?

I have been on the WR1 OC and they seen to think its worth while.

Or should I leave things alone??
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Old 20-01-2009, 09:30 PM
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Prodrive messed with the WR1 suspension and was supposed to be one of the best setups around.
I would double check what they done or you may end up un-doing their good work.
What do you suggest mate?

I have been on the WR1 OC and they seen to think its worth while.

Or should I leave things alone??
If it's a regular STi ARB then ask Nige as he has just fitted the Perrin one.
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Old 20-01-2009, 09:46 PM
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Prodrive messed with the WR1 suspension and was supposed to be one of the best setups around.
I would double check what they done or you may end up un-doing their good work.
What do you suggest mate?

I have been on the WR1 OC and they seen to think its worth while.

Or should I leave things alone??
If it's a regular STi ARB then ask Nige as he has just fitted the Perrin one.
I fitted the 24mm adjustable with the posh d/links I think they make a bigger difference on a wrx than a Sti. Ive noticed i get a little bit more o/steer on lift off but im still messing about with it. In my view not worth the money i could have got the same result with some cheepo tyres on the back. Thats my opinion so far anyway.
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