Sportlines & Shocks...

[Meek_racing]

I’ve read up on sportlines and how they make the ride much firmer and better, also how they increase ware on the shocks? I can’t afford 1k for coilovers due to moving house, my car is starting to handle a bit pants tbh so need a quick fix as I think something isn’t too right. *Are there any areas I should be looking at to confirm that they are shafted?*

The car is on 46k miles so I’m guessing I will need new shocks soon anyway? What would be the best brand/model and at what price? I’ve got a price for sportlines. Are they simple to fit? If not, what sort of money am I looking at for fitting them?

Mike

 

[Josie172cup]

i've got a set of sportlines on standard shocks on my 172cup and the ride is loads better and the car sits slightly lower than prolines but if you want cheap performance go for the prolines

me and a m8 fitted mine in about 3 hours. about an hour on the back and 2 on the front and we're s**t lol theres a guide some where on how to do it

well worth the money

/joe

 

[Josie172cup]

front - http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=319663

 

[Josie172cup]

rear - http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=164574

is really easy you need 2 people

 

[theduck]

You probably need new shocks if handling gone s**t. If your going to Sportlines then either get some standard shocks or go for Koni Yellows imo

 

[edde]

Stock setup has more invested than nay cheap setup IMo get the stock setupup back or spend a lot.

 

[Meek_racing]

What is the part number for Renault Shocks? 182FF

 

[Josie172cup]

What is the part number for Renault Shocks? 182FF

not too sure m8 i just went into renault and asked for them ordering they took 2 or 3 days to get

renault are just as cheap as everywhere else so there is no need to shop around