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Slammage

Car  On its ass
Anyone lowered there 90mm R 70mm F if so pics?
And what are the best shocks if i was to go low like this?
Thanks
 
Yeah i know but i want to see what a car looks like at those heights, and good shocks to buy :)
 
you will need coilovers for the front, as standard spring only go up to 60mm, for 90mm rear you will need either custom, or some Adjustable springs ;)
 
I think im 100+ on the rear
+1, no pics yet though. Will take some soon!

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im about 90-100mm at the back and about 75-80mm at the front. will get pics up soon
 
not looking to spend anymore than 150 to 200 on them. could i get them for that price and what ones?
 
why dont you just get coilovers then? get v max coilovers for £300 which will save you the cost of getting custom springs for the front. also 70 at the front and 90 at the back wont look right. needs to be 80 at the front at least to pull it off IMO.
 
been told thats bout right for having it even, and because vmaxx only got 60mm on the rear and i want more of a drop and i dont have the cash to buy fk coilovers
 
Back arch = nearly on the alloy rim & front = driveshaft clunking on every speedbump and a shredded front splitter. Fk coilies and custom rear springs, held on with cable ties incase they feel like popping out. 15 inch wheels.

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i wanna know were you leave and were you drive it because i hate you so much, if i didnt live near roads with bumps or my drive was up a slight incline with a kurb id be that low!

dunno how low mine it but its got 20mm left on the front and its maxed out on the back minus 1 adjuster ring (FK highsport coilovers), in a couple of days its going to be lower, 10mm front and last adjuster ring on the back being taken out.

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has anyone got problems with the front end low. my tyre catches on a metal bracket under the arch line on the front. Where the front bumper attachs.
 
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im desperate to go lower but my misses lives down a road with BIG speed bumps n i just get over them, plus round mines starting to get more n more bumps :( i cant even get onto a "subway" car park :(
 
im desperate to go lower but my misses lives down a road with BIG speed bumps n i just get over them, plus round mines starting to get more n more bumps :( i cant even get onto a "subway" car park :(

i knoww man. its s**t ! i have to avoid alot of places in town. depending on the bumps though there can be ways of sneaking round them and stuff
 
i canrt it is jioned to the shell, its the bracket the bumper actualy goes onto. I will attack it with a grinder to see if it solves at all.


bend it upwards mate. i had the same problem and i just got a pliers and bent it upwards till it stopped catching and now its fine.
 
r888's mean nothing to me mate i know there tyres but tbh im happy with my low profile yoko s-drives
 
so i ended up cutting that bracket off. and it still catches on something a little but cannot find where. anyone have to moddy anythin else under there arch when low?
 
no not had to mod anything, i bought wheels with a lower offset so they didnt catch, do you have dirty arches?
 
so i ended up cutting that bracket off. and it still catches on something a little but cannot find where. anyone have to moddy anythin else under there arch when low?

how did you cut it considering its metal? also have you taken out all of your arch liner?
 
i just cut it down with an angle grinder. i have not taken all the liners out now. only the little bit i could see it was rubbing.
 
well the rubbing is most likely from the arch liners mate. take them out completly and see how you get on. how low are you on the front btw?
 
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