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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Help Zone, Modification and ICE Advice » Lowering 60mm » Post Reply
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| Dav |
posted on 16th Sep 04 at 19:39 |
quote:I have the Gmax -60mm kit (springs and shocks) with 16's on 45 profile tyres. Pics on page 1 and 2: HERE The ride is pretty low and hard. It's a fairly good budget suspension kit, I'm happy with it and never had any problems. | |
| antonOO2 |
posted on 16th Sep 04 at 16:37 |
Yes if you want to go very low then like broster said go for nova springs | |
| broster |
posted on 16th Sep 04 at 12:17 |
yes | |
| Shieldsy |
posted on 16th Sep 04 at 09:59 |
so is that any sort and any make of nova springs | |
| broster |
posted on 16th Sep 04 at 09:28 |
fit fine and go low | |
| Shieldsy |
posted on 16th Sep 04 at 08:33 |
do the nova ones fit well, no mods needed | |
| broster |
posted on 16th Sep 04 at 07:53 |
get nova 60mm springs! very low | |
| Shieldsy |
posted on 16th Sep 04 at 07:47 |
i've heard that g-max ones are good, cos they make is really low, apex are supposed to not lower anywhere near 60mm | |
| myke |
posted on 15th Sep 04 at 18:27 |
depends on the offset of the wheel..... | |
| ed |
posted on 15th Sep 04 at 18:00 |
Apax and Koni are good. You should buy shocks too because your standard ones will die that low. | |
| Dave A |
posted on 15th Sep 04 at 17:55 |
eibach dont do -60 springs ?? | |
| ed |
posted on 15th Sep 04 at 17:49 |
Ebaich do the best springs. SHouldn't have any problems - might need to de-bolt the arches though and cut back some of the plastic to stop it catching... | |
| Dave A |
posted on 15th Sep 04 at 17:45 |
Is there any problems lowering 60mm with 16" wheels with a 45 profile tyre? |