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16v arb issue

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Its a mk4 16v (afh) I'm not happy with how its sitting at the front n want to go lower, I've looked n the arb is sitting on the chasis leg.. Is there any way around this? I was thinking. Of taking the arb off but dont want it to slosh everywhere, if i do this will it cause a major issue? Only want to run it lowww for show season ;)

How it sits now...

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Cheers

Gav

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haven't got one personally but dont u have to notch the chassis leg it you want to go low, or is that for the drive shaft. any way found this diddnt realy help but may be of some use to you as they sugested the mk5 arb

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cant you space the d bar bushes up with a riser block and longer high tensile bolts cant remember how they sit of the top of my head or just take it of, rat around with it low for show season an wack it bk on after.

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Cheers for the help mate, I'm thinkin to get rid of it n rockin for shows then put it back on afterwards, just drive it low n slow everywhere :) last thing i want is too cause problems because i wany to sell it in a few months and that i dont want to wreck it haha

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