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Old 31 May 2016 | 09:10 PM
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Looking to eventually replace my ARBs and drop links on my type R. Purely fast road set up, so no track.

I was thinking 22mm front 24 rear. But will listen to suggestions.
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Old 31 May 2016 | 09:45 PM
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That seems ok to me, I'd set rear on meadium though with it a Dccd car, solid drop links to go with them too.
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Old 31 May 2016 | 09:49 PM
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I've had 24/24 on both my type r's and the handling is absolutely flat and perfect for fast road. Both roll bars are adjustable and on the middle setting, of course good dampers and proper alignment are s must
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Full alignment is a given. 24 front and rear then? I guess the front could be put on soft setting if it feels too harsh?
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Full alignment is a given. 24 front and rear then? I guess the front could be put on soft setting if it feels too harsh?
Correct 24 front and rear as in my experience of doing 24 rear 22 front made it rear biased which the dccd already makes the car. correct just adjust the bar to a softer setting if it feels to stiff or harsh
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Cheers Banny, I'll add that to my shopping list.
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Originally Posted by cookstar
Looking to eventually replace my ARBs and drop links on my type R. Purely fast road set up, so no track.

I was thinking 22mm front 24 rear. But will listen to suggestions.
What struts are you using?
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What struts are you using?

Undecided, I'm tempted with MeisterR coilovers,
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