disco anti roll bar

was talking to a chap today and he mentioned that with my disco having a 2" lift (springs and shocks) i should of removed the anti roll bar
ive never heard of this before, is the chap a nutter or is he correct
cheers herm

Hi it all depends what you are doing with it if it is mostly road use with some off road leave them on if it is extreme off roading take them off

CLUNYKNOX wrote:Hi it all depends what you are doing with it if it is mostly road use with some off road leave them on if it is extreme off roading take them off

hi thanks for that its 70 percent on road so best leave them on cheers for that herm

You can remove them i have my front one removed i does reduce your articulation slightly but if you are doing more road work than off road i would leave them on as it does make you roll more on the road without them

Steve wrote:You can remove them i have my front one removed i does reduce your articulation slightly but if you are doing more road work than off road i would leave them on as it does make you roll more on the road without them

thanks for the info, it seems to make sense to leave them on as it will be on road more than off cheers herm