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Siberia

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 23:26

i'll get some of them powerflex bumpstops and see what its like then


Kris TD

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 23:00

quote:
Originally posted by Siberia
i was chatting to a lad i know with another corsa lowered down -60 there last week and his car is so low that i couldnt get me finger between the back tyre and the back wheel arch

he said he never gets rubbing. hes using a cobra lowering kit.

now my car is not THAT low and its on fk highsports and i still get rubbing on the back over the bumps.

strange! pissing me off!


yes mine is also that low, the tyre is inside the arch and i can carry a full car ie 5 people and get no rubbing what so ever, i have 16's now but when i had 17's it was the same.


Siberia

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 18:58

i was chatting to a lad i know with another corsa lowered down -60 there last week and his car is so low that i couldnt get me finger between the back tyre and the back wheel arch

he said he never gets rubbing. hes using a cobra lowering kit.

now my car is not THAT low and its on fk highsports and i still get rubbing on the back over the bumps.

strange! pissing me off!


Kris TD

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 18:45

you dont want them too big or it will riase the car up, think mine are 8cm long. but are powerflex ones , not like the vaux foam ones which compress loads.


Siberia

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 18:44

whats the biggest bumpstops ya can put on the rear

my wheels were hitting the inner arch when i had the car down lowish


Kris TD

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 18:40

the covers werent removeable on my rear shocks, they are on standard vauxhall ones though.


Siberia

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 18:38

do ya have to cut the covers off? feck i have FK shocks on the rear


Kris TD

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 18:33

yep thats it, piece of piss to do, unless you have after market shocks like i do then i had to cut the covers off then weld them back on.


Siberia

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 18:32

here i took some pics cos i need to do this myself




Kris TD

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 18:20

remove the shocks from the car.
remove the top part that covers the piston, remove the standard vauxhall ones and replace with new ones, then put it all back together.


Siberia

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 18:20

take out the shock or drop it so ya can get the bumpstop over the the shock piston

[Edited on 19-06-2004 by Siberia]


1600power

posted on 19th Jun 04 at 17:57

Following on from my previous topic i need to know how the hell u put bumpstops on the rear suspension?!?

Cant track anything down thats been posted before so does any1 care to explain?!

Cheers :)