08-05-2013, 09:39 AM | #1 |
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Cheapest way to lower 2-3cm?
Hi, im on stock springs, and I would like to very slightly lower my car (i scrape enough the way it is, so not looking for a significant drop).
the springs (h&r, blistiens etc) seem to drop 4cm+, and im not too keen on spending 2k+labour on coils (if there is no other options, ill probably opt for this next year). i love the look of m-performance suspension upgrade, but again, a little out of my price range. are there any springs or shocks (?, i really lack knowledge in this area) that lowers the car 2cm for a couple hundred bucks? Thanks guys!
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do the performance springs fit on my standard suspensions? anyone tried this before?
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I have been going through NYC, and even had three passengers in the back, no scrapes, no rubbing. The Super Sports are a bit too low, the Sports not really an issue.
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anyone have info on m-performance springs on standard suspensions?
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