honolulujoe
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found this on u tube, pretty impressive mod imho and certainly beyond my skill level. range rover anti roll bar onto a series 3.
anti roll bar on a series
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jamesmartin
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not a bad idea
Bobsticle
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A much easier solution is buy a modern 4x4 and stop pretending you like series land rovers.
chris7
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You cannot be....
Series..us
Series..us
A much easier solution is buy a modern 4x4 and stop pretending you like series land rovers.
Pretty pointless mod to be honest. The skill involved is ace but if you want a good handling car or a car that's good on the road don't buy a series. The charm of a series is that it is old and drives like an old car. If you're entering a corner so fast that the body roll is so severe you feel you need anti roll bars I would say modify your driving style not the Land Rover.
honolulujoe
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wouldn't have it done myself either, just thought it was pretty neat.
dominicbeesley
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I've never found body-roll to be a big issue on SWB's but on LWB's especially when loaded caught me out a few times when I was younger.
Nice idea but would it not ruin off road articulation?
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Nice idea but would it not ruin off road articulation?
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I knew a LWB SIII tipper truck based on an old airfield ambulance or fire tender. [Fancy deluxe double sliding glass in the door tops]. That had anti - roll bars and they looked like an original specialist vehicle fitment. Axle articulation is ok for a sensible 4WD requirement if the woodchip pile is only on a slippery field.
