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willis54

29th December 2011 23:10

lowering

Lowering the car by 35mm at front wud this mean shorter shocks

Stefan_Wood

29th December 2011 23:11

Just get some 35mm Spring's

vinnie_long

29th December 2011 23:34

no mate it wodent, got mine down 60 with standerd shocks

josh_hanks

29th December 2011 23:42

You can lower upto 40mm on your standard shocks without having to change them. Anymore then it will affect their preformance and you will need to have uprated shocks mate

Dean-VTR

30th December 2011 00:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by josh_hanks (Post 5727915)

You can lower upto 40mm on your standard shocks without having to change them. Anymore then it will affect their preformance and you will need to have uprated shocks mate

I went from 25mm springs with standard shock in and then to 60mm springs with standard shocks in.

I did a trackday at cadwell on both setups and with the 60mm springs and standard shocks, they handled far better that 25mm springs and standard shocks

rumble291

30th December 2011 00:14

Standard shocks are pretty poor. It will cause them to fail quicker as there not designed for it. Save for some Bilstein B8 dampers all round if you drive even slightly quick its worth it!

willis54

30th December 2011 12:28

Thanks for the advice

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