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Old 16th January 2006, 22:12   #1
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thinkin of gettin my car lowered its a 1.1 r reg saxo i dont wanna go ott cos i live on a road with bumps and dnt want it to look stupid any ideas of how much it will cost to get it done

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depends if you want just springs, a full kit, make etc
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Old 17th January 2006, 00:05   #3
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contact John at 2modified.com, or Gareth at GSMotorsport.com and they'll sort you out.
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Old 17th January 2006, 01:50   #5
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I DONT KNOW REALLY JUST GOT THE IDEA IN MY HEAD TODAY ALONG WITH COLOURCODING THE BUMPERS I WASNT GONNA DO ANYTHIN TO IT TO BEING WITH LOL

oh damn pressed caps lock sorry i aint shoutin

any way i just want to lower it as cheap as i can u can do it without changing the springs cant u ? but isnt there summin about a bar at the back making it hard not sure if im rite but im sure u will all correct me
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you can't lower the front without changing the springs no. and yes the rear is lowered by adjusting the torsion bars. springs should cost around £50, and fitting them plus lowering the rear torsion bars should cost around £100-£150.
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Old 17th January 2006, 02:06   #7
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that aint too bad untill yesterday i wasnt gonna do nethin now i want alloys oi want it lowered and i want to colour code my bumpers i am inpulsive tho
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