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John
5th April 2007, 16:50
Right people how low can you go on the rear then?
John
5th April 2007, 16:51
Wrong section please move
BenSilverSaxo
5th April 2007, 16:58
Im sure my mate had a MK1 saxo down 90mm
willsy
5th April 2007, 17:03
Bloz's Saxo is down about 90mm on the rear if i remember correctly. Wouldnt recommend it though, its just not practical amongst other things
rushy_23
5th April 2007, 17:05
Was is 90mm or 100mm Matt? Either way it was damn low!
Japman
5th April 2007, 17:16
My mate said his was 90 and it looks stupidly low,he has 60mm on the front and it doesnt look right at all.....ill see if i can get a pic
Connor_scotland
5th April 2007, 17:17
mines is down 80mm
looks awesome and i can still take a full car- i have done diy arch mods
But i have a kit on my saxo and 15 inch rims and its ok no rubbage or that
willsy
5th April 2007, 17:20
Was is 90mm or 100mm Matt? Either way it was damn low!
Could be 100mm. Either way he seems to struggle with or be extremely close to alot of speedbumps that are around this area.
He wouldnt have got over the ones at Sutton Park
BenSilverSaxo
5th April 2007, 17:40
Could be 100mm. Either way he seems to struggle with or be extremely close to alot of speedbumps that are around this area.
He wouldnt have got over the ones at Sutton Park
Has anyone got pics of the 90mm saxo?
willsy
5th April 2007, 17:53
Has anyone got pics of the 90mm saxo?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v260/Willsy86/West%20Mids%201st%20Apr%2007/01042007283.jpg
John
5th April 2007, 18:26
Cheers people was thinking 60 on the front and 80 on the rear as i don't have any speed bumps to deal with
BenSilverSaxo
5th April 2007, 20:03
The 90mm sax looks good!!! Very Good!!
Delboy75
5th April 2007, 20:06
looks good but i would never go that low tbh, anyway there are shit load of speed bumps round here so it would be a big no no anyway.
prefer a nice subtle 35-40 drop myself.
John
5th April 2007, 20:58
well getting springs on tuesday night if not sooner but droping the rear as low as i can tommrow probs 80mm hope i will get it off the ramp
Predator_R32
5th April 2007, 21:19
depends what wheels your have on or plan to put on too mate??
also going down low the PAS pipe will rub a lot more so you will have to bend it out of the way from the tracking/steering arm :y:
ive heard of someone down 120mm at the rear
saxo_blowzy
5th April 2007, 23:54
90 mm does look awsome like, some major arch work ther though, all fun! :P
Predator_R32
5th April 2007, 23:59
120mm ???
thats just stupid, i think 60mm is the best for looks anything more is too low imo
http://www.saxperience.com/photos/photo7947.jpg
http://www.saxperience.com/photos/photo7949.jpg
someones car from NW meet March 06, not sure how low he said it was
fredjudd
6th April 2007, 00:04
i saw 2 106 gtis at santa pod a while back both down 120mm looked better than you'd imagine but didnt look anywhere near as good as the black vts down 60mm all round
dazvtr
6th April 2007, 22:44
any idea what size them wheels are on the silver sax above?
I couldnt cope with any lower than 60mm Plus i nearly removed the engine on a speed bump otha day, them shitty ones in the middle of the road.....
SNewham
6th April 2007, 23:13
any idea what size them wheels are on the silver sax above?
they look like 15" or 16". Either one. Going down any more than 60mm on the back just looks shit and well definetley handle badly, you notice the handling more in stability arond fast corners.
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