Corsa B Combo van slammed pics wanted Please.

[maddogdaz666]

cant seem to find any pics of corsa combo vans lowered, or any info on lowering them , they're on leaf springs at the back.
Ive never done it personally but heard of 2 ways, flipping the axel to the top of the leaf springs, or flipping the leaf springs upside down(unsure of this)
Any help, advise or pics please!!!

[Southie]

Here you go have a read of this CLICKYME

Not on a combo but this would be a standard axle position...


and this would be a flipped axle

[Southie]

Here's another of the same thing really CLICKME

[autoworksnovasport]

i just put a load of engines in the back to lower mine

[brainsnova]

Axle flip is the way the ford connect is done and drops 4inch

[mowgli]

Don't mess with the leaf springs, but you could flip the axle. Make sure the load sensing valve is still in the right place afterwards, or mucho crasho might happen if you have to anchor up

[Andy]

Don't mess with the leaf springs, but you could flip the axle. Make sure the load sensing valve is still in the right place afterwards, or mucho crasho might happen if you have to anchor up

This,braking on a corner,you will see your ar5e in more ways than one!

[maddogdaz666]

cheers guys, i will be flipping the axel.
Cheers southie for the link thats exactly what i wanted. + Rep

[Pistol Pete]

Surely blocks between the axle and the leaf springs (with the axle in the normal position) will do the job.

Wouldnt flipping the axle raise the ride height??

[maddogdaz666]

i think southies got the pics the wrong way round, my axel is below the leaf springs, and im gonna flip it to the to, so it will lower it, A LOT!