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fcukniles

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29th Jul 03 at 11:25

http://www.streetrace.co.uk/torsionbar.htm

can you do this on a corsa b?
whats the advantages/disadvantages of this?

Thanks!

Greasemonkey

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29th Jul 03 at 11:26

Corsa does not have a torsion bar is had dampers and springs

Cybermonkey

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29th Jul 03 at 11:32

Actually Greasemonkey, the french motors of today have dampers and springs too, but use a Torsion bar between them. Corsas use a trailing arm setup.

Cybermonkey

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29th Jul 03 at 11:33

It is mainfly french cars that use torsion bars anyhow.

Greasemonkey

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29th Jul 03 at 11:36

Nothing worng with my post, corsas DONT have a torsion bar they DO have springs and dampers, i didnt mention french cars once and he only gives a shit about the corsa B

Gambit

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29th Jul 03 at 12:37

more info will always stand you in good stead for the future

knowledge is king.....

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