Lowered

rpettafor · #1 09-02-2008, 17:50

I finally managed to get round to fitting the lowering springs last week -

before

rear spring difference

rears changed

front spring difference (it took me a while, hence being dark

finished

pics taken today

s13eater · #2 09-02-2008, 17:53

looks good mate, about bloody time

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PukkaSilvia · #3 09-02-2008, 17:57

How different is the handling. Those springs were pretty good on my mk1

ste00 · #4 09-02-2008, 18:24

what drop are they? mine seems to sit lower than that and its supposed to only be -40

rpettafor · #5 09-02-2008, 18:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pukkasilvia

How different is the handling. Those springs were pretty good on my mk1

havent driven it yet

Quote:

Originally Posted by ste00

what drop are they? mine seems to sit lower than that and its supposed to only be -40

not entirely sure

paulsilv · #6 09-02-2008, 19:53

Still quite a lot of daylight between the tyre and the arch, what size wheels and tyres are you using?

rpettafor · #7 09-02-2008, 20:15

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Originally Posted by paulsilv

Still quite a lot of daylight between the tyre and the arch, what size wheels and tyres are you using?

205/40, on 17's. im gonna be looking, at some time in the future, to get new wheels, and will def go for 17's again with most likely a 215/45 front and maybe 225/45 on the back

s13eater · #8 09-02-2008, 20:32

with a mior mod to the front spring cup you will get 225's on the front, or just put those thin 3mm spacers in.

rpettafor · #9 09-02-2008, 20:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by s13eater

with a mior mod to the front spring cup you will get 225's on the front, or just put those thin 3mm spacers in.

yeah, that would prob be just as easy

Jamie Hicks · #10 09-02-2008, 20:41

Very nice, looks much meaner.

Trouble is; now you'll need to change your signature photo!