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Kris TD

posted on 25th Feb 03 at 11:45

just went mad with 17's.


Kris TD

posted on 25th Feb 03 at 11:44

dig dave, just start by removeing the rear arch bolts, this solves most of it on 16's. just do more if u need to, i ran 16's for a year without doin anymore than this, was fine with 3 people in car.


Kris TD

posted on 25th Feb 03 at 11:43

best for handling is 25mm drop, but to be honest i doubt u will notice much difference.


d0gz_bollox

posted on 25th Feb 03 at 11:14

handling doesnt improve with the lower your car goes. Handling is improved by decent shocks n springs, which depends on what you need them for. 40mm would be better then 60mm though, but 60mm will look fat


tobyD

posted on 25th Feb 03 at 10:25

but speedo's go inaccurate at that speed so it was more like 99/100 if it was to be recorded properly.


tobyD

posted on 25th Feb 03 at 10:23

yeah i had a 40mm/16'' setup on my corsa 1.2 8v. handles like a go-kart!!
and as for the 100mph. the corsa will do 90mph on a straight road, i had mine down a 3mile hill on the motorway, a gale behind me, and my induction kit sucking in loads of cold air (december night), and i saw 108mph.


Cybermonkey

posted on 25th Feb 03 at 09:07

Yes Dan, all that is needed is a Corsa 1.2 8v in good working condition and a fuck off big hill.

Dave


dig dave2811

posted on 24th Feb 03 at 23:36

that sound like a prety good set up
thats what i want but my car is a 5 door so will need a bit of rear arch mods


Corsa^Dan

posted on 24th Feb 03 at 20:29

1.2 8v doing a ton?! ...


MattyB

posted on 24th Feb 03 at 20:04

I'm dropped 40mm on 16"s with 195/45 tyre. I reckon this is the best set up for a corsa which is gonna b used every day!

*All rims go straight on, with out ANY arch work
*Rims just front arches nicely, and rears sit slightly inside
*Not too bumpy ride either
*Performance remains reasonable (Can still pull a ton in a 1.2 8v with this set up)
*Combat front still got decent clearence for speed bumps etc.

Matt


Russ2k2

posted on 24th Feb 03 at 19:48

right do i need to change owt then apart from oviously the springs, and get the tracking done?? cos im on 40mm at the moment and we back seats out looks even higher...


BabyBlade

posted on 24th Feb 03 at 19:41

handling i doubt would make that much of a dif, but as sporty said, u might wana get the tracking done if on 60mm drop


SportBoy

posted on 24th Feb 03 at 19:36

40 otherwise it will fvck it up more than owt unless u get it setup prop . eg...sort camber out


Makarus

posted on 24th Feb 03 at 19:14

60mm if its springs and shock will handle better.


ainsley_brader

posted on 24th Feb 03 at 19:12

40mm will probably handle better


mentalcorsa

posted on 24th Feb 03 at 19:00

60mm. 40mm 2 high


mike16v

posted on 24th Feb 03 at 18:59

60mm, springs and shocks


Russ2k2

posted on 24th Feb 03 at 18:56

cheeeers:D