YOUR RESEARCHC4/C2 anti-roll bars
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Look at this, i'm only here 5 minutes and already i won't shut up... Anyone know if C4 anti-roll bars would fit a C2? On the face of it i'd think yes as front end is more bulky due to the transmission tunnel so the strut should fit a less bulky C2 boot? But then i may be talking out of my hat (i love that expression...) cheers Tim Migration info. Legacy thread was 90513
I wouldn't be surprised to find that they were identical. Migration info. Legacy thread was 90605
had a look at the parts catalogue the rear bars seemed to be different by 1mm the fronts were the same, but only part no's so couldn't work which model was which... so not sure, worth ringing up an OPC parts dept ? Migration info. Legacy thread was 90613
postamble(); hmmm 1mm you say, is tha a crucial 1mm or a "it just fits snugly" 1 mm? :wink: Migration info. Legacy thread was 90709
Not worth the effort, get some adjustable H&Rs Migration info. Legacy thread was 90969
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