35mm lowering springs on standard shocks

[Blacky950]

would there be any problems with me putting 35mm lowering springs on my clio with standard shocks thanks

 

[Will.]

Nope. No problems what so ever.

 

[Alastair.]

will be fine, i ran 60mm springs for 2 years, no probs

 

[LowLife.]

will be fine, i ran 60mm springs for 2 years, no probs

Apart from the spine turning into dust lol

 

[Alastair.]

Apart from the spine turning into dust lol

was actualy ok

 

[jamesybear]

got it on my 1.2 35mm springs with shocks, is fine only trouble i had was with the top mounts at first.

 

[JCC]

Nope. 60mm springs are no problem either, don't listen to the gays who tell you not to.

 

[LowLife.]

Gays? LOL!

I've got Apex 40mm springs and they are hard as fook!!! Cannot wait to change them for coilovers, its just the stance it has is perfect, IMO

 

[Blacky950]

i have got 40mm but i havent put them on coz someone told me they would just bottom out all the time and i would have a lot of problems, really appreciate your help thanks

 

[Alastair.]

Nope. 60mm springs are no problem either, don't listen to the gays who tell you not to.

if been waiting for someone on here to back me up for a long time about 60mm springs, feking love you jcc

 

[Blacky950]

oh and wat does it mean when it says 60/40mm on the springs, coz they cant be both obviously ha

 

[105e]

means one end is lowered a different amount to the other

 

[Soot1e]

it depends on how heavy the car is, Each Clio model is a different weight. so they give a range off lowering between 60mm. for a heavy car and 40mm. for a lighter car.

 

[MikeLYR27]

I ran 60mm as well, no probs at all. Ride was good as well. Go lower mate