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rlt7vts
1st December 2007, 22:10
Alrite ive gotta saxo vts (97 plate) and i want to lower it! gona put some 15 vts wheels soon. but i dont want to lower to much. wasnt sure how much i need to lower it cos of it coming standardly lower than normal saxos!! any ideas??
Wayne
1st December 2007, 22:13
40mm i would say:y:
GroomGTI
1st December 2007, 22:16
90mm ;)
Steve
1st December 2007, 22:36
35mm search as wel ;)
SaxoKez
1st December 2007, 23:02
50mm all round :y:
Dez
1st December 2007, 23:20
lol 3 different answers... our survey says 40 mm. Wouldnt go down too low will be a bugger, my mates jsut dropped his VTS by around 60mm me thinks and its grinding think either he or the car needs to lose weight!
steviet
2nd December 2007, 00:11
don`t go 60mm mate. mines is 60mm down and its bumpy as fuck. i would say 35-40 would be best. personal if i was to do it again i think it would be 40mm
Berg
2nd December 2007, 00:17
im 60mm all round and tbh it ent as bad as i thought,
depends what kit you buy
doely_gti
2nd December 2007, 00:20
im 60mm all round and tbh it ent as bad as i thought,
depends what kit you buy
agree with you mate! i bought gmax all round shocks & springs and 60mm looks the best and still speedbumps aren't an issue
60mm is the way forward!
steviet
2nd December 2007, 00:30
im surprized speed bumps aren`t an issue as my exhaust scrapes a good few off them about. as for your 60mm not being that bad i suppose it depends on what size wheels you have also. ive got 17"s and it is bumpy. looks mint tho.
Maxwell
2nd December 2007, 00:45
mines about 80ish odd and it gets over speed bumps no bother!
Hughey
2nd December 2007, 12:29
I'm toying between 40 or 60. I suggest those whose cars have been lowered post up some pics so us indecisive chaps can see :D
stoney_182
2nd December 2007, 12:30
50mm not too high, not too low ;)
Ryan
2nd December 2007, 14:49
35-40mm.
unless you like the collapsed suspension look.
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