Lowering nova help

[Tommy_nova]

i wanna lower my nova gsi i have a set of rear 80mm springs and a set of front 40mm lowering springs will i this make the car ride ruff and handal shi*e or not am i just better off saving and getting a set of coilovers or should the springs be fine ? :confused:


If someone wants to photo shop this pic for me drop the back and front down near the rim that would be cool Thanks

http://i610.photobucket.com/albums/tt188/Tommy_Nova/MYGSI1.jpg

[Tommy_nova]

can anyone help

[Novaboi_1991]

doing it now m8, so 80 on the rear an 40 on the front... hmm, will be a strange stance m8

[Novaboi_1991]

http://www.f1pcs.co.uk/photoshop/gsi.jpg

personally if it was my car, id jus go for a 80mm drop all round, or a 40mm, il do a pic of both m8 so you can see.

[Novaboi_1991]

40

http://www.f1pcs.co.uk/photoshop/40.jpg

80

http://www.f1pcs.co.uk/photoshop/80.jpg

[Tommy_nova]

80 looks great where am i guna get fron springs from tho ?




40

http://www.f1pcs.co.uk/photoshop/40.jpg

80

http://www.f1pcs.co.uk/photoshop/80.jpg

[Novaboi_1991]

erm,

put up a wanted ad for a set?

altho id recommend a complete new front set of shox too, as theyre shortend instead of just using smaller springs, which will move when the weight of the car is transferred, i.e, going over a little hill or summat

can get new shox and springs for the front for about 30 plus delivery,

will look SWEET!

[Leeboo]

You can get 80mm rear springs from V-sport I think it is, or coilsprings.co.uk iirc

wont be cheap, the odd set would pop up here 2nd though...

also a set of shortened shocks will help greatly at those types of drops... would be safer, legal, and handle better! won't be comfy though lol

[Novaboi_1991]

email novarally

email is colinesmith@aol.com i think

seems the only words he sez is i have these please email * the above address lol

from what i gather about him, he breaks nova's soo, should have a set or 10 knocking about, lol