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Clony3k
09-06-11, 11:35 PM
What do you prefere? Would be great if you could post a picture whit your ride hight, and maybe specify tyre size?

Thanks :tard:

mk1nova_rich
09-06-11, 11:46 PM
I prefer 60/40 personally due to the weight distribution and my driving style. But a lot of people like equal drop front and rear...30mm should be a nice compromise between handling and ride comfort. Sorry no pics to help :(

mk1nova_rich
09-06-11, 11:46 PM
My avatar is a 60/40 drop for a basic idea :thumb:

Clony3k
10-06-11, 12:12 AM
My avatar is a 60/40 drop for a basic idea :thumb:

Hehe, thanks :)

mk1nova_rich
10-06-11, 12:20 AM
Have a play about on here (http://marcott.de/login/) :)

Its in German so use the translator tool

sri888
10-06-11, 09:52 PM
hi ive got mine on spax 40/40 usin 195/45/R15 tyre setup for now fairly good handling wiselol have used 60/40 in the past with same tyre setup but hated the tyres catching all the time:eek: plus it was very firmlol

Iain
10-06-11, 10:02 PM
Anything less than 60/60 and it's substandard.

Nova_Tek
10-06-11, 10:03 PM
I have 30/30 springs on mine - to be honest I feel they sit slightly lower but they are meant to be 30/30 none-the-less.

Ride is superb, quite comfy, I'd say as comfy as original if not better but much firmer and handling is great (I'd say partly 'coz they are very good quality springs made by H&R - springs alone cost as much as Pi or GMAX spring and shock kits lol)

Here's a quick pic... wasn't totally on level ground but still gives you an idea

http://img49.imageshack.us/img49/9400/1001927pshi4.jpg
Brings back memories of how she looked a few years back.

Clony3k
11-06-11, 12:55 AM
I have 30/30 springs on mine - to be honest I feel they sit slightly lower but they are meant to be 30/30 none-the-less.

Ride is superb, quite comfy, I'd say as comfy as original if not better but much firmer and handling is great (I'd say partly 'coz they are very good quality springs made by H&R - springs alone cost as much as Pi or GMAX spring and shock kits lol)

Here's a quick pic... wasn't totally on level ground but still gives you an idea

Brings back memories of how she looked a few years back.


Nice, does the tire rub in the arches? Original weel arcehs (not grinded or rolled) ? What tyre and rim dim. are you using in that picture?



hi ive got mine on spax 40/40 usin 195/45/R15 tyre setup for now fairly good handling wiselol have used 60/40 in the past with same tyre setup but hated the tyres catching all the time:eek: plus it was very firmlol

not grinded or rolled weel arcehses ?

boyd_1989
11-06-11, 04:39 AM
This is mine 60/60 with 195/45R13 fronts and 195/55R13 rears, tyres are fine dont catch arches at all....
http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/38209_478822223708_573203708_6692808_7928286_n.jpg (http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?op=1&view=global&subj=100001236996871&pid=6692815&id=573203708)

boyd_1989
11-06-11, 04:44 AM
With 195/45R15 fronts and 195/50R15 rears, and still no catching the arch, but when i had some 195/50R15's on the front they caught the arch on full lock.
http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/39938_117183558332877_100001236996871_117218_40875 46_n.jpg (http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=95532&id=100001236996871)

Nova_Tek
11-06-11, 01:43 PM
Nice, does the tire rub in the arches? Original weel arcehs (not grinded or rolled) ? What tyre and rim dim. are you using in that picture?


Those wheels are 15" x 6.5j 42 offset with 195/45 R15 so not the most ideal wheel dimensions. Only used to scrub on one side with couple in the back. The arch lips have been rolled now.

moffat
11-06-11, 04:39 PM
for driveabilty 60mm all round, mines lower than that atm,

ive got budget coilovers andno rear springs fitted atm, but will be about 90/100mm on the rear anyway, on 16" x 6.5J et49 with 195/45/16 tyres no catching at all, could come down a bit on the front too...

ideally ill be upgrading to GAZ coilovers and 195/40/16 tyres eventually

http://i249.photobucket.com/albums/gg228/moffat_photos/nova%20project/29052011527.jpg