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dan1800 3rd June 2008 16:15

always handy, people could make a fortune out of this, but iv heard they can be really awkward?!

Reid 3rd June 2008 18:32

not even a trace of wd 40
Job job mate a mite try that soket method if I need to lower another bar

Sparco_Tom 3rd June 2008 23:27

bloody good guide steve did mine last week finally. Thinking about raising the whole car back up now though

Y32CPB 13th June 2008 23:55

Great guide seen other ones on th internet but this one makes it seem less of a daunting task haha! good one mate!

AlexR 14th June 2008 08:40

Is that a clio or R5? I was always intrigued by their system of torsion bars inside beam, anti roll bar outside, certainly makes lowering a lot easier!

Elliott 14th June 2008 10:37

someone get it stickied!

Ash-VTR 31st July 2008 22:33

any more news on the guide?

Mint-VTR 23rd November 2008 01:37

as above

TU-Tuning 23rd November 2008 01:46

the bit in quotes is the guide lads, thats all you need. It makes a lot more sense if you read it and then jack your car up and have a good look at the setup

scotty1990saxo 24th November 2008 19:00

nice guide

Jtizzle 29th November 2008 11:51

looks gud

stevenet15 14th December 2008 20:14

I have shut my dedicated server down today so i have had to transfer the pics from my first post to a photobucket account so that everyone still has access to the guides, can someone just confirm to me if they can see the pics in the first post. cheers

dorsetsaxo 14th December 2008 20:18

yep sure can its just perfect cheers bud for the hard work

Rogz 14th December 2008 22:45

i wouldnt dare try this myself tbh. the state of this saxo's under belly is terrible, i think the mud is holding the rust together... ive had the angle grinder out far to much...

Prickle 30th December 2008 11:41

What a great guide :D

The animation rocks! :p

STEBTECH 15th January 2009 13:29

Good work lad, hopefuly gunna do mine this weekend so im gunna follow this guide for sure!

chip11 1st March 2009 20:07

top job man. if only everyone was as helpful!! cheers dude

jam3z 9th March 2009 18:14

brilliant guide mate, just a shame mine is so seized i cant move the bloody thing.

justan1100 19th March 2009 11:14

does the further you pull it determine how low it goes? And do you measure the distance you pull it out to get the amount of lowering you want?

one_nation04 19th March 2009 12:09

Quote:

Originally Posted by justan1100 (Post 3106969)
does the further you pull it determine how low it goes? And do you measure the distance you pull it out to get the amount of lowering you want?

if your talking about the torsion bars themselves, u need to pull them all the way out, adjust the height, and then slide the bars back in mate


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