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si_pow
12th January 2009, 20:37
Oreet guys and gals.

I bought my saxo vtr lowered 60mm and then due to unforseen circumstances I had to get a new rear axel put on which was just standard :(

The front end is still lowered but the rear looks ballbag. lol.

Rang the garage that fitted the new rear axel and he said he charges £150 to lower the torison bar for me, but I shouldnt do it as it "f*cks it".


Will it cause any damage?
How much do you think is reasonable to pay for it to get done?


Much love, goodnight :y:

VTEC-Saxo
12th January 2009, 20:38
what are the other ways of lowering it then lol ? confused

Mark51
12th January 2009, 20:40
if you do it the 'clicks method' then yes it does fcuk your beam as the baring wear grooving in it.

however, it would have made alot more sense to lower it before fitting it to the car or lower it whilst fitting it. in effect he is now charging you twice

si_pow
12th January 2009, 20:41
if you do it the 'clicks method' then yes it does fcuk your beam as the baring wear grooving in it.

however, it would have made alot more sense to lower it before fitting it to the car or lower it whilst fitting it. in effect he is now charging you twice

Exactly!! So which is the correct way? and how much does the cost?

someone please help :(

dobbo_1
12th January 2009, 20:43
bars out lift arms back in guides on hear mate

si_pow
12th January 2009, 21:04
bars out lift arms back in guides on hear mate

Ok mate. will have to ring a few places and see how much they will charge and the method they use.

how much did you guys pay?

dobbo_1
12th January 2009, 22:36
havent done mine yet but i know tweeks and abp charge around 120-150 for the rear

Saxotim
12th January 2009, 23:20
this is the proper way http://www.suzukituning.com/PSA/Suspension/Lowering.htm

Mark51
13th January 2009, 05:28
might be worth a drive to someone like Ricky-p or ManicMotors mate

Spanky
13th January 2009, 06:43
i got mine done when i got my springs fitted but Manic Motors does it fro £40+ depending on if its seized or not :)

Mark51
13th January 2009, 07:15
£40!!!!!!!!! thats a very good price if you got it done for that.

You'll be looking at more like £80 plus to get the torsion bar done

si_pow
13th January 2009, 09:40
Well i cant imagine it to be seized or anything, as its only just had a new rear axel put in like 3 weeks ago.

Just been having a look at Manic motors, and for the extra £100 i'd save travelling 2 1/2 hours I might aswell go there, take it these guys do it properly hugh. :)

Spanky
13th January 2009, 14:09
yep manic motors do it properly, prices start from £40 :y: