lowering options

[siari7]

where better to ask, i want to lower my non sport and just wondered what the cheapest option is without cutting my springs?
thanks

 

[mr.pink87]

Springs or cheapo-coilovers. Depends how low you want to go

 

[Goodj]

a bag of cement in the boot

 

[Joe#]

If you want springs, don't get cheap ones.
I'd recommend Eibach sportlines all day long..

 

[siari7]

well not too low if am honest, but significant drop would be nice, generally does the price increase the lower you go?

 

[siari7]

a bag of cement in the boot

and to lower it at the front?
thanks

 

[Goodj]

no, but your dampers wont thank you for it.

and to lowert the front, stuff lead into the wheel arches.

 

[siari7]

If you want springs, don't get cheap ones.
I'd recommend Eibach sportlines all day long..

how much for a decent set plus labour?
than
ks

 

[siari7]

no, but your dampers wont thank you for it.

and to lowert the front, stuff lead into the wheel arches.

good ideas if am honest! haha

 

[Joe#]

Here is my car on standard springs (high as f**k!)

And then lowered 45mm on Eibachs

There's not a massive amount of differnence height wise, but I can tell the differenece round the corners

 

[siari7]

yeh thats nice, but am looking for a tad lower?

 

[Joe#]

You're best looking for some rokkor coilovers then mate. They can be found for around £160 iirc

 

[Kam.]

The Eibach Sportline should lower you near on 50mm and still give sublime handling and comfortable ride.