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7th November 2005, 23:42
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Just seem sum lowering springs for sale! -80mm!!
shes wearing 195-45-15's! Wot needs to be done to accomodate this drop!!
dampers... for that drop!
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8th November 2005, 00:06
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shortened dampers for a start!! GMC do bilstein ones which are for the Ax but fit the saxo. probably have to remove the arch liners and trim the rear arch brackets. you'd also probably have to replace ball joints,CV joints, wheels bearings and tyres a lot quicker than normal, you run the risk of fucking the gearbox, not to mention kissing goodbye to even remotely average handling
wouldnt advise it tbh.
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8th November 2005, 00:22
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it would only be for the cummin summer! bye them now, well in advance! just really want it slammed for a few months!
i have a my original gearbox still so that can go in once im done with the 80mm drop! still have the original wheels so they could go on for a while after too....!
has any1 got pics of a sax slammed 80mm!???? pls pls pls post em up!
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8th November 2005, 01:06
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don't do it mate, unless you wana fuck your car completely
imo - not worth the hassle, specially just to look "good" for a few months
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8th November 2005, 01:20
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don't do it mate, unless you wana fuck your car completely
imo - not worth the hassle, specially just to look "good" for a few months
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well TBH i was considering buyin a shi**er to run round in while the sax is on the floor!
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8th November 2005, 01:27
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in that case, its well and truely up to you matey!
but GMC would be the guys to sort you out with shortened dampers
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8th November 2005, 01:31
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in that case, its well and truely up to you matey!
but GMC would be the guys to sort you out with shortened dampers
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i best get on the dog & bone 2 them asap!
any1 sellin dampers!????
PICS PPL of saxos lowerd 80mm PLSPLSPLS
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8th November 2005, 01:36
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you could of course buy coilovers for the front, i'm sure you can get them for the sax although i couldnt tell you any companies off the top of my head. lowering the rear of course is a piece of piss.
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