mk2 1.2 mk2 172
thanks in advance
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has any one lowered 60mm on a 1.2 is a horrible and what do i need ?
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been covered plenty of times, there is even a thread a couple below this one!
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?719149-Lowering-Springs-60MM
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?719149-Lowering-Springs-60MM
182cup & 172 racecar
[h=2]has any one lowered 60mm on a 1.2 is a horrible and what do i need ?[/h]
I have no ides what this means.
I have no ides what this means.
This
mk2 1.2 mk2 172
omfg haha it was late and i dont even know what it says haha
[h=2]has any one lowered 60mm on a 1.2 if so what do i need ?[/h]that is what it was meant to say haha
[h=2]has any one lowered 60mm on a 1.2 if so what do i need ?[/h]that is what it was meant to say haha
Stefan.
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mk2 1.2 mk2 172
haha ive sorted it all now mate cheers though
mk2 1.2 mk2 172
I'm not I'm going for brand new shocks all round and 60/40 springs
Get a proper apex/fk kit if you're going lower than 60mm.
Might as well get a set of TA Technixx coilovers.
60mm on standard shocks, even new, is still a nono.
Might as well get a set of TA Technixx coilovers.
60mm on standard shocks, even new, is still a nono.
My Ph1 is down about 50-60max on cheap coilovers and the ride over a badly surfaced road can be...intense. Certainly won't be dozing off at the wheel at any rate.
mk2 1.2 mk2 172
Okay guys I'm not using standard shocks I'm getting full set of fk sport shocks and springs
coilovers are a it ott on a 1.2! lol.
to answer the other part of your question, my 1.2 Mk1 is lowered 60mm and although the ride is very hard, its fine provided i'm not going over many bumps
Nah they're cheap enough tbh.
I wish Cooksport would do some non sport springs.