June 17, 20169 yr Hi all, seems I have my 07 hawk wrx wagon running fine at long last, only thing that's miffing me a bit is the way the ****/rear end doesn't quite inspire confidence as much as the front, I'm reading that chucking an uprated anti roll bar on the rear wil make the world of difference, anybody done this, is it any good 👍😀
June 17, 20169 yr I have a 2000 classic and put a 22mm bar on the back. Polybushes and ally droplinks. Made the world of difference. Car felt flatter and it didn't seem to lean on the front outside as much when cornering/braking. Get it done 😈👍
June 17, 20169 yr My wagon was really rolling around so I found a set of sti shocks and springs now it corners flat and great. The difference was night and day. Still plan on getting a 22mm arb also, but bang for buck I'd go for better struts and springs.
June 17, 20169 yr Author Sounds good to me !! I'm reading that if you do just the rear then you stick a 22mm on, but if you do both its 24 rear and 22 front, I've already got ally drop links on rear, so will check the size of my rear ARB just go make sure it's not already done (doesn't feel like it is), have we got any preference to what's a good aftermarket ARB peeps
June 17, 20169 yr 5 minutes ago, Piggysniffer said: Did you have to get wagon specific shocks mate I got myself a set of sti shocks that came from a saloon to my knowledge there's no difference in Impreza wagon sti shocks and saloon sti shocks correct me if I'm wrong.
June 17, 20169 yr Author I'm not sure mate, I've read that putting sti saloon springs on my shocks could/may give me a saggy rear end 😬
June 17, 20169 yr Definitely don't have that problem 😳 I actually measured before and after and the difference was 15mm front and less then 10mm back (lower). You couldn't tell by eye and the handling is just so much better I can't stess enough. The sti dampers are easily 3x the thickness of the stock ones
June 18, 20169 yr Author Where's the best place to buy a 22mm adjustable for the rear, I think scooby parts is out of stock
June 19, 20169 yr Tim @ scooby parts is pretty quick at getting stock usually a couple of days, if it's any longer it's probably out at whiteline eu Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
June 19, 20169 yr Author Cheers guys, maybe I will just order and wait then........ hate waiting lol, was trying to locate someone open today that had one so I could go pick it up 😜
June 19, 20169 yr Best off ringing him he'll be able to tell you what the stock situation is like at WL Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
June 19, 20169 yr Author I will ring him tomoz, just looked on the site, they have been shut for a week and it's saying 6-8 week wait on the ARB so may have to ring around
June 19, 20169 yr Author O.M.G ! Just measured my rear ARB, it's 17mm........seventeen millimetres !, looks like a twig, no wonder it feels so carp
June 19, 20169 yr Pahh 17mm is nothing should see mine on the foz think it came in at a hefty 13mm really useful for hanging your clothes on but that's about it Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
June 19, 20169 yr This was mine, not sure what size it was standard(19mm?) next to the 22mm adjustable whiteline bar
June 19, 20169 yr Author Haha 13 mm, that is quite funny, mine looked pathetic at 17 with a great big set of blue ally drop links at the end that looks puuurdy mr ghost !
June 19, 20169 yr Thanks. I bought it looking like this: Gave it a good clean, primer and paint. Didn't last long under the car though. I think I gave it just as much paint as whiteline do from new.
June 29, 20169 yr I got eibach front 23mm and rear 24mm from demon tweeks, made the car a lot more stable in corners feels like a better balance between over and understeer, letting me power on a little sooner / harder out of corners. They come properly powder coated unlike the whitelines that are made for Australian sun. just keep in mind if you want to do the front you will have to drop the lower subframe to undo the arb mounts.
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