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Adam

posted on 17th Feb 03 at 11:49

Never ever cut springs


STEvieXE

posted on 15th Feb 03 at 20:26

i know a guy who cut springs in a astra mk2. she was so low that the shocks were 2 long so the gap 4 the spring to sit in was loose and a spring bounced out of her and he write her off


Kris TD

posted on 15th Feb 03 at 20:05

dont ever cut springs, esspecially standard ones


viera

posted on 15th Feb 03 at 19:44

it's really down to how you want it to look.

But im sure most will say "Lower the Better".


negromuy negro

posted on 15th Feb 03 at 19:29

Thanks everybody!:)
OMP, Eibach, Sparco?
How low?
I´m thinkin 30-35mm


Drew

posted on 15th Feb 03 at 01:46

ok justnoticed ya from mexico so insurance mite be different there - but if ya cut - they wont sit right either - be safe - buy new


Drew

posted on 15th Feb 03 at 01:45

cutting springs voids ya insurance - ur choice


Mav 3000

posted on 14th Feb 03 at 22:38

If you cut your existing springs you will probably crash or experiece very serious problems.

Everyone on this board is gonne recommend you buy springs - don't cut corners!

[Edited on 14-02-2003 by Mav 3000]


wezjax

posted on 14th Feb 03 at 22:36

new ones.


negromuy negro

posted on 14th Feb 03 at 22:32

Im gonna change my 13 steelies for a set of Alessio F1 with 195-50 yokohamas. The question: Should i go for a set of new srpings or just cut mine? The right lowering?