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vaux-tech

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Registered: 28th May 06
Location: Preston, Lancs. Drives: Astra SRI turbo.
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2nd Oct 06 at 21:16

i have a corsa gsi that has a 60mm drop on standard shocks on 14inch softstars. i am upgrading to 16inch softstars soon, what drop should i be looking for without coilovers? considering i would like some kind of comfort, not feeling every little bump but i want it to look low without scrubbage, if u know what i mean. also do u have pics of corsa's with 16's with 40 and 60mm drops? cheers

csweatherston

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Registered: 16th Jan 06
Location: Devon
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2nd Oct 06 at 23:16

should be fine with a 60mm drop on 16's......
the ride quality will be harder with the bigger wheels as your tires will be lower profile tho

there was a post like this with pics in genral cht not too long age

Wrighty

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Registered: 28th Feb 04
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3rd Oct 06 at 00:23

-60mm on standard shocks will be a poor ride quality

any lower then 40mm on standard shocks you should uprate your shocks

or uprate them when you lower anyway and enjoy a comfier ride

vaux-tech

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Location: Preston, Lancs. Drives: Astra SRI turbo.
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3rd Oct 06 at 18:56

so if im droppin it 60mm i should go for shocks and springs instead of just springs?

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