View Full Version : suspension difference between: basic, sxi, sri
ghostino
13-08-2008, 17:11
basically i just want to know what the diffence is between the height of suspension between the different models.
is an SRI any lower than an SXI.
im sure that my SXI is lower than a basic model corsa as well?
someone please explain.
SRi's have -15mm springs, and gas filled shocks
SXi's have standard springs with liquid shocks
Your SXi isn't any lower than any other model
Gazza_DJ
13-08-2008, 18:14
The only ones with different suspension are SRI's, Exclusivs and SXI+'s, and the 1.7 Diesels do as well due to the extra wieght i think.
ghostino
13-08-2008, 18:55
ok sound cheers
Makka_Pakka
15-08-2008, 09:38
It depends on the engine size (at least for later model years). 1.4 SXi is lowered 15mm. This is from the 2006 Corsa brochure...
Suspension
Front:
Independent. MacPherson struts with gas-pressure damper cartridge and coil springs. Anti-roll bar.
Rear:
Compound crank with progressive-rate mini-block coil springs and gas-pressure dampers (1.0i 12v/1.2i 16v/1.3CDTi 16v). Torsion tube with compound links, progressive-rate double conical mini-block springs and gas-pressure dampers (1.4i 16v/1.8i 16v).
Suspension uprated and lowered by 15mm on SXi/SXi+ 1.4i 16v/1.8i 16v models
Your 1.2 isn't lowered, neither is a 1.2 SXi+.
im sure vaux told my my suspenion was lowered on my 1.2 sxi+ lol
White_wolf
17-08-2008, 18:53
they'll tell you anything to sell it, they tole me the same... only higher models as said are lowered - 1.4 sri 1.8 etc
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