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Old 30th December 2011, 20:13   #1
willsy
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Originally Posted by Brother-V View Post
im at my GFs at the moment in oldbury near m5 jct 2. £100 for front and back? need to buy springs too?
Yep £100 for the full job, just bring along whichever springs (and dampers if you have sufficient budget for those too) that you'd like fitting.

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Originally Posted by Brother-V View Post
only going for looks mainly as it is only a 1.1
would these springs be suitable?
Not one of the most popular choices, mainly because the majority go with the more well known brands, they'll do the job for a budget.

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Originally Posted by Bondi View Post
spend an extra 10-20 can get some 50mm Apex for that I think...

http://www.kamracing.co.uk/citroen/c...saxo-50mm.html
50mm Apex springs shouldn't really be used with standard dampers. At full standard damper extension the Apex 50mm spring is too short and there is a risk of unseating. A small risk as it's unlikely the dampers will ever get to full extension, but they're best used with the Apex shortened dampers which are a very good bit of kit for the price, the full kit can be bought for just over £200

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Originally Posted by Brother-V View Post
im getting 15" alloys with 195/45 tyres and dont wanna have to much rub if possible. will a 50mm kit lower too much?
Which 15 inch alloys are you getting? On the 1.1 flat arch models the wheel choice can be more significant to causing rubbing more than lowering, so if they're aftermarket alloys rather than a standard one from 106/saxo options then check that the offset is correct.

There's a few good threads with pictures of all sorts of heights so well worth a quick look to see how low you'd like to go :-)
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