View Full Version : Need help with lowering torsion bar
MatM
24th June 2006, 15:19
Right brought the front springs today no problem for £39:P , The problem i got is i have been to several garages and they will fit the front springs no problem but will not touch the torsion bar:angry: .
Where the hell can i get the rear torsion bar lowered to 40mm in the midlands:cry:
Please help
MatM
24th June 2006, 15:22
Been to a garage where i knew the peeps there and they said they would do it if they knew how:sad:
Does anyone know how you can do it, or where i could find someone thats willing to help me.
Thanks
rickyholder
24th June 2006, 15:30
there is a guide on here in the how to section tells you every thing you need to know
MatM
24th June 2006, 15:32
Can you only view if it if your a premium member as i cant find it :sad:
rickyholder
24th June 2006, 15:44
oh yeah you gotta be premium try www.badgermotorsport.co.uk/lowering.htm
amie
1st March 2009, 09:09
i have a saxo 1.1i i have lowerd the front but we cant work out how to do the back,
can any1 help
i have looked thru some guides tellin me how to do it but none of them look like what mine dus
raunchz
1st March 2009, 09:17
pm willsy on here - I'm sure he can do it for you.
stupac50pence
1st March 2009, 10:12
if you dont know how to do it leave it, trust me. i did mine and it was a pain in the arse to say the least, You will need to use a lift as well so if you haven't got access to one dont even bother trying really.
Im sure someone will know somewere/someone who can do it for you.
baker556
1st March 2009, 11:02
loads of guides tbh looks pretty easy but its long winded....takes time to get the bar out..
Dont need a ramp axel stands and a jack shall do...also look at the suzuki tuning guide and there is another guide on sax-p which is pretty good shall have a look.
http://www.suzukituning.com/PSA/Suspension/Lowering.htm
http://www.badgermotorsport.co.uk/lowering.htm
http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=108157&highlight=lowering+guide
if you dont know how much to lowr by this should help a little
http://www.saxperience.com/forum/showthread.php?t=95771&highlight=lowering+guide
baker556
1st March 2009, 11:02
just realised the date of the first post ....thread from the dead or what !
jam3z
9th March 2009, 18:15
where di you get yours done in the end? i need mine doing
saxo_junkie
9th March 2009, 20:30
where abouts in west midlands are you?
piggy123
9th March 2009, 21:39
we lower saxo's :)
PM me for more info and i will answer any Q's to the best of my ability
thanks sam
mufcdouble
9th March 2009, 22:19
topgear in great bridge will do it mate,he done mine in hour n half
baicra21
17th May 2010, 20:22
we lower saxo's :)
PM me for more info and i will answer any Q's to the best of my ability
thanks sam
hi mate could you tell me how much you would charge to lower the rear of my vtr cheers
willsy
17th May 2010, 20:24
I can do it in the midlands.
£80 and can do it this week if you want it doing that soon
cv10 postcode
KrisB
19th May 2010, 12:31
where di you get yours done in the end? i need mine doing
Hey, I'm down in Horsham if you need yours done chap :)
Check out my affiliates section on here or my website :y:
Furio-92
19th May 2010, 12:34
Please do not try it yourself, because you clearly have no idea how to do it yourself. Get it done by a professional.
vassy
3rd November 2010, 21:55
is there anyone lowering saxos in kent?? need my 1,1 sx lowerd.. :wacko:
rhyslikescock
19th December 2011, 12:10
is there anyone lowering saxos in kent?? need my 1,1 sx lowerd.. :wacko:
how about you leave the lowering untill you get a real car !
JoshFurioBrookes
19th December 2011, 12:13
is there anyone lowering saxos in kent?? need my 1,1 sx lowerd.. :wacko:
KrisB, great guy, worth the money :y:
devilsadvocate
19th December 2011, 12:40
how about you leave the lowering untill you get a real car !
Yeah because a VTR is a 'real car'
Get a grip mate
As mentioned KrisB is a good bet, he is in horsham west sussex.
Prices are on his website
Cam
19th December 2011, 14:33
how about you leave the lowering untill you get a real car !
Fking LOL!
Steveupton
19th December 2011, 16:47
Anyone near sheff/chesterfield who lowers the back end ??? All ya need to do is take bar out and twist it each notch lowers apx. 25mm I'd do it myself but I work 12hrs n time ain't on my side :/
saxo-parts
19th December 2011, 17:20
Anyone near sheff/chesterfield who lowers the back end ??? All ya need to do is take bar out and twist it each notch lowers apx. 25mm I'd do it myself but I work 12hrs n time ain't on my side :/
please don't mention notches, its the gashest way of lowering a saxo,even worse then chucking paving slabs in the boot. notches=bye bye beam
saxo-parts
19th December 2011, 17:22
how about you leave the lowering untill you get a real car !
yep, 8 valves,1.6 throbbing powerhouse that you have is surely the ultimate driving machine, nice first post, enjoy your time here
Steveupton
19th December 2011, 17:42
How else do you lower the back end??? Never done a t bar :/ always had vw's lol
saxo-parts
19th December 2011, 17:45
take the torsion bars completely out and turn then raise the trailing arm, notch method puts excess strain on everything and pre-loads the bars so the ride is awful. theres guides on here or pay us to do it properly, just down the m1 from chesterfield
Steveupton
19th December 2011, 18:11
Ahhhh really how much do you charge??
The_Car_Guy
14th March 2012, 20:39
Hi new on here so not really sure where to ask so this seems a good place. I have tried lowering my vtr rear but broke the slide hammer thread and managed to shear off 3 bolts trying the jack and shock method. I have used loads of WD40. What other ideas can i do at home? i would heat it with some oxyacetylene however that could cause damage to bearings? also close to fuel tank and brake lines. People have said that they hit the bar out with a sledge hammer however to me there seems no way of getting a bar in there as the suspension arm blocks access to the end of the bar you need to hit. Anyone have any advice ideas or pictures?
raul0
14th March 2012, 20:47
I'm thinking about gettin mine done but I wouldnt do it myself as i would end up with no car :wacko: Anyone in east midllands area that can do it?
KrisB
21st March 2012, 19:45
Dude, have a look through the affiliates section.
saxo-parts
21st March 2012, 19:48
I'm thinking about gettin mine done but I wouldnt do it myself as i would end up with no car :wacko: Anyone in east midllands area that can do it?
we charge £110 if you provide springs/dampers, near j26 of the m1
joel666
21st March 2012, 19:57
all you guys are way wayyy too far away from me im in the south wales area and the back end has been stuck standard height for about 5 months now... its like my trademark :(
dankspaxo
21st March 2012, 21:17
I'm in chesterfield area let me know pm me , good prices to
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