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Fitting new lowering springs
- Thread starter Camble
- Start date
clio mk2 ph1 172
the rears are easy if you hav x2 jack stands, just jack up both sides then whak your stands under
next un bolt the bottom of the shocks the the rear axle will drop and the old springs will just drop out,
pop the new springs in and bolt the shocks back on, job done
the fronts on the other hand im no expert on as some ppl say you dont always need spring clamps be wen eva ive had my clios done spring clamps have always been used.
this is about a far as my knowlege goes, thats y i had my 172 lowered on 40mm drop apex springs fitted at a garage today lol
next un bolt the bottom of the shocks the the rear axle will drop and the old springs will just drop out,
pop the new springs in and bolt the shocks back on, job done
the fronts on the other hand im no expert on as some ppl say you dont always need spring clamps be wen eva ive had my clios done spring clamps have always been used.
this is about a far as my knowlege goes, thats y i had my 172 lowered on 40mm drop apex springs fitted at a garage today lol
