Help on lowering springs

[TaranRamshaw]

Hi,
im just about to buy these springs

http://www.kamracing.co.uk/index.php/spax-ssx-spring-kit-for-citroen-saxo-1-4-1-5d-1-6-vtr-vts-40mm.html

will they fit on my Furio 1.4?
and how do i go about getting them fitted?
any help will be appreciated :)

heres some pictures as ive never posted anything before

http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/7313/42651924439400045384700.jpg

http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/7887/29091101501849719500055.jpg

http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/3263/29091101501849856450055.jpg

hope u like it

[wadoryu]

nice car
http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=173716

[TaranRamshaw]

thanks,
but i think im gunna leave this to professionals
would i be able to get them fitted at a garage?

[-Dan-]

The front isn't the one you've got to worry about, it's usually a pretty straightforward job if you're following a good guide, and competent with spanners with a few specialist £20 tools such as balljoint splitters and spring compressors.

The rear will be far worse, especially if the torsion bar is seized. I recommend asking in your region for anyone close by to do it for you, or a recommended garage. You also want to make sure they lower the torsion bar the correct way, rather than the 'notches' method - which will no doubt fuck your beam up.

[TaranRamshaw]

cheers for that :)

just so i know
what is the correct way of lowering the torsion bar?

[stendog]

hi mate have just sent you a pm about lowering dont know if you are interested in someone doing it for you