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vitara guy:
guys for off road purposes should i remove  rear anti roll bar?..

Disco-andy:
it will help with axle articulation. So yes it will help keep the wheel on the floor in the twisty stuff .

Budgie:
I would only recommend removing the rear ARB if you've uprate the rear suspension as it will cause the vehicle to feel a lot more unstable when cornering on the road.
If you still have the standard springs & shocks on there then I would leave it where it is.
Also, if you remove it then some MOT stations will fail it for not having the ARB on there, plus you would need to inform your insurance that it's been removed or they could invalidate your insurance if your involved in an accident.  ;)

If you're only using the Disco Off Road then ignore the above.  :D

Gav_T:
Mine felt fine when i removed mine and i still have got standard springs and dampers. I will dig  out a photo of the articulation i got by removing it and having some -2" damper droppers and cranked arms.

Gavin.

Range Rover Blues:
Conversly I have 2 rear ARB fitted and I can still get the wheels all the way to the end of the dampers.  the rear ARB makes little if any difference to the RTI of RRC/Disco.

http://www.mud-club.com/galleries/Range+Rover+Blues/Flexing/0/cb79fef1362a0163aa308ff62dfae162.JPG/

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