This is a discussion on ARB for VRS - brilliant ! within the Fabia I forums, part of the Skoda Model Discussion Area category; Just fitted a Jabbasport ARB to my VRS. Really easy to fit - took less than 1 hour. Remarkable improvement ...
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| Just fitted a Jabbasport ARB to my VRS. Really easy to fit - took less than 1 hour. Remarkable improvement in handling and cornering. Makes the car even more enjoyable to drive. Excellent value for money. - highly recommended. Very chuffed I am. Jules |
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| So....... Are you happy with it? |
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| whatever gave you that idea. ![]() |
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| I am thinking of buying a rear ARB. Are you using the standard springs or on Eibachs? Also, I would love to find a company who would make uprated yet standard ride height springs. I think the car looks good as it is, just needs the ride firming up a bit! |
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| I think the rear ARB would make a dramatic differance to a standard suspension car. I had the discussion with Nick at Jabba a few weeks ago and he couldn't recall seeing one but agreed it would be interesting.
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| all, I've got standard suspension with the Jabba ARB fitted, it does really make a big difference. Nick should remember, the guys fitted it only about 6 weeks ago... g. |
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| To be fair it was probably a little over 6 weeks ago I spoke to Nick.
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| Would be interesting to find out how it handled as I reckon most who have it fitted had/have Eibachs and/or coilovers fitted as well. It should reduce body roll a fair bit, how are you finding the nose diving, has that altered at all?
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.Just hoping that jump in handling is there again when the Eibachs go on. The ARB really was amazing!
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