lowering?"

[Novaboi_1991]

right, i live in a village, an some roads are a little bumpy,

wanna lower my saloon,

what heights we recommend?

also pix ;)

[spud87]

go for the 100mm drop fcuk going down that road

[Graeme]

-100 mm and learn the roads well

[Novaboi_1991]

Realisticlly?

[Benn]

60mm, front and rear sturt braces (not one that bolts on the top of the shocks in the rear as they do funk all)

[Graeme]

60 mm minimum should be more than comfortable with good shocks

[burgo]

-120mm

http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/sclurgess/S7300075.jpg

[Novaboi_1991]

ROFL @ burgo! ., like fk is that 120mm drop!,

[burgo]

i have no reason to lie

this is standard
http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/sclurgess/DSC00197.jpg

[Novaboi_1991]

ROFL right., where can i get a set of used 120mm springs?

EDIT : sorry for my moment of madness, i would like 100mm lowering springs, as burgo's looks like wheels gonna catch the arch when turning,

[burgo]

ROFL right., where can i get a set of used 120mm springs?

EDIT : sorry for my moment of madness, i would like 100mm lowering springs, as burgo's looks like wheels gonna catch the arch when turning,clearly not. why would i make my car undrivable?? you wont be able to get 120 or 100mm springs off the shelf you will have to get them made.

[Bubba]

do coilsprings.co.uk still exist?

[Graeme]

Sure do

[Jack]

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a266/razorjack/Cars/Project%20Ghey/side.jpg?t=1234996756

[Novaboi_1991]

RJ

what drop is that?

[nova_saloon]

gotta love a low loon!