Lowering Springs
- Thread starter antodeco
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shaggy_master
brapp brapp!
Lowering springs are a good addition to the car, as long as they're not too low the standard shocks will be fine until you decide to upgrade mate
I lowered my last N16 on Eibach Pro Kit springs (35mm drop) on standard shocks and they were great.
They are designed for use with standard shocks and have a progressive wind (the more pressure you put on them the less they compress) which means that they did not bottom-out even when the car was stuffed with camping kit and people.
Not a huge drop but about as low as you can go on standard shocks.
Am I right in thinking you are on quite large tyres? May have to get slightly narrower ones to avoid rubbing but might be ok.
They are designed for use with standard shocks and have a progressive wind (the more pressure you put on them the less they compress) which means that they did not bottom-out even when the car was stuffed with camping kit and people.
Not a huge drop but about as low as you can go on standard shocks.
Am I right in thinking you are on quite large tyres? May have to get slightly narrower ones to avoid rubbing but might be ok.
I would suggest getting a reputable brand for lowering it - possibly Eibach (best quality in general) or Whiteline Alignment Products (again for quality and performance etc)
Anything in my opinion is a waste of time - god knows what mine's are all i know is that they're red in colour... Probably some cheapo shite picking from eBay no doubt cos my ride quality is shite, it makes odd rattle-like noises and crashes about like a clown suffering from clubfoot...
Anything in my opinion is a waste of time - god knows what mine's are all i know is that they're red in colour... Probably some cheapo shite picking from eBay no doubt cos my ride quality is shite, it makes odd rattle-like noises and crashes about like a clown suffering from clubfoot...
