lowering?

[And]

My car sits to high and would like to lower it but only about 15mm to level it out abit? does any were do 15mm springs? chears.

 

[Panda]

The Eibach Pro's do




Manufacturer :Eibach Springs
Category :Eibach Spring Kits
Sub-category :Eibach Springs - Renault
Application :Clio B 1.4, 1.6, 2.0, 1.5 dCi, 1.9 D, 1.9 dTi; 09.98> 30/30mm
Product Code:E-10-75-001-02-22
Details :Lowering Front/Rear = 30mm/30mm
Axle Load: Front = 860kg Rear = 785kg

Please note that the Clio Cup 172 and 182 will not be lowered as much as 30mm at the rear due to these models being much much lighter at the rear. Also, the Clio Sport will be lowered approximately 15mm less than indicated since these models are lowered already.
Price:£119.08 inc VAT

http://www.motorsportworld.co.uk/frame-detail.asp?PAGE=/eibach-springs.htm

 

[And]

Went on there web site and came acorss these? has any one got these G-max springs or know if they are any good, because all i want is a 25mm drop,


Manufacturer :Gmax Suspension
Category :Gmax Springs
Sub-category :Gmax Springs - Renault
Application :Clio Sport 2.0 16V 2000> -25mm
Product Code:G-30RE19
Details :Chassis type CBO/MOF. Lowering (Front/Rear) = 25mm.
Price:£87.51 inc VAT
Delivery:£12.50Quantity: QUICK CODE: 438BH




I've also come across "PI Lowering Springs RENAULT CLIO 172/182 25mm 00>05" they any good?

 

[And]

anyone?

 

[clio_chris]

Ive got Gmax springs on my car and theyre pretty good in my mind, give quite a rough ride but handle quite well in comparison to standard suspension. I'd definitly go lower than 25mm aswell, you wont see any difference visually until you go to about 40mm (which in reality only lower it about 30mm anyway).