How Low to go

[Seedy]

im after lowering soomtime soon, but im not sure upon how low to go. i want it to be lowered so that the bodywork is roughly inline with the top of the tyres, i dont want to go any lower so the tyre are in the arches. anyway, theres a rough pic of my car to give some idea

thanks

http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn57/Seedy189/DSCF1474.jpg

http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn57/Seedy189/DSCF1475.jpg

[Lewis]

30mm
Whats the offset (ET) of the wheels BTW?

[Sadler]

coilies, all the way down on the rear and 90mm on the front with 17s

[matt_hilluk]

coilies and adjust to as low as u can go without rubbin

[Seedy]

i cant afford coilovers tbh, and i think the offset is ET38

[ItsRobboMate]

COIIILLIEEESSSSSSSSS BRAV!


http://www.corsa-c.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=155257

on 17''s - get it done mate, u wont regret it and its worth saving if u cnt afford em

[tom-9999]

can do 40mm and look a bit beta possible get some 60mm b rear springs but tbh a think would look good on coilies

[Seedy]

what exactly are coilies? whats the advantage to them over springs etc?

[som28]

Coilies won't last longer than Springs and Shocks...

[Reece]

i cant afford coilovers tbh, and i think the offset is ET38


hottuning ones are just over 200 quid... well worth it, you can experiment with loads of different heights then.

very stiff ride though, great fun round country lanes :P

[rad_brad]

Coilovers offer height adjustable on most and are stiffer than normal or uprated shocks and springs and so can go a little lower.

[Reece]

Coilovers offer height adjustable on most and are stiffer than normal or uprated shocks and springs and so can go a little lower.

^^ the more intellect explanation :roll: