60 mm lowering springs straight on to STANDARD shocks?

[lindleyp]

would it be ok to put some 60mm lowering springs straight onto standard shocks on a 1.2 dynamique?

anyone have this done?
oh and anyone whos lowerd their car have you had camber adjustment bolts added to correct the angle since lowering?

these springs.....
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RENAULT-CLIO-...14&_trkparms=72:1683|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1318

serious answers please.

 

[micallef1990]

use search button mate millions of threads on this, i reckon 45mm is the lowest you can go without getting new shocks.

 

[Peperami]

Yeah its fine. Bumpy ride though, better with shocks too.

 

[The Boosh!]

Took my lowering springs off at the weekend (60mm on std shocks). In all honestly id not reccomend it dude. i was being tight at the time and now wish id forked out for coilies or the proper kit (shorter shocks). Ride was bumpy as hell and didn't handle massively well. i prefer it standard. alot better to drive. in short if ur doing it do it properly IMO

 

[nick.]

as said m8y lower than 40mm save and buy a full kit will be better for you in the long run imo

 

[lindleyp]

thanks guys, i wont be getting them then haha, its just im abit tired of the bouncy castle comedy height springs i have in now, the gap is immenseley silly, it hink il keep it like that untill i get my 172 cup at the end of the year..

 

[nick172sport]

Took my lowering springs off at the weekend (60mm on std shocks). In all honestly id not reccomend it dude. i was being tight at the time and now wish id forked out for coilies or the proper kit (shorter shocks). Ride was bumpy as hell and didn't handle massively well. i prefer it standard. alot better to drive. in short if ur doing it do it properly IMO

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