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Huffski
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26th Mar 08 at 13:02   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Now then. I want to drop the front of my car 35 mm the rear is low enough but would i be ok doing this on the standard dampers seeing as it is nt a big drop i know you should idealy use dampers but on the roads i travell on a stiff ride atm is not what i want. Thanks for any info
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26th Mar 08 at 13:08   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
should be fine

this is mine dropped 35mm on AVO full kit
Pete_vxl
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that looks really high. i have 40mm on standard everything.... been like that for 7 years... touch wood its ok, creeks a bit lol
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26th Mar 08 at 13:49   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote


thats the before shot!
Huffski
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sweet my back end was lower than your standard one but the front the same. But 60 quid cant really go wrong tbh i know 35 mm aint much but it will set it off a bit better
Sportycorsa86
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i lowered mine just so it wouldnt boat rnd corners no more, i think standard shocks and springs on my sport were shocking..
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this is mine 40mm drop, but with new standard shocks

[Edited on 26-03-2008 by Sportycorsa86]
Huffski
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now heres another question you look at my corsa b 2000plate and the back end sits low and my front high then you look at a say 1997 corsa and they sit sort of high front and back so did vauxhall use different springs on their models? Which leads me to when eibach say it lowers the car 25 back 50 front what is that modelled on ?
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well mine sits lower at the front but higher at the bck now obv because theres extra in the front , so im going to get hold of 60mm springs for the back at a later date and then it should level the car off nicely wont it ?
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better example of the monster truck ride!
Sportycorsa86
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lol
deano87
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quote:
Originally posted by Fonz



better example of the monster truck ride!



Who'd ride around in their car looking like that?!
Timbaland
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quote:
Originally posted by Fonz
should be fine

this is mine dropped 35mm on AVO full kit


Thats lovely.
Huffski
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yeh i think im gonna go for the eibach drpings 25mm at back 40 front see what they run like on standard shocks i can always gring my back arch down a little just have to take the black plastic bit off and rind it down nearer the screw holes.
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Timbaland i thank you

Deano - i've no idea, cant think of anyone that comes to mind

 
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