will a 60mm drop be ok on my 1.2

[gsmgregg]

Hi

i think i am getting some 60mm Pi springs , will this be ok with standard 15" alloys , what will the ride be like and will i still be able to take large speed bumps cuz there is some big ones by me , also will it be ok on standard shocks



thanks a lot



Gregg

 

[gsmgregg]

it is the newest shape clio the 2002 model

Missed it out in first post

 

[Seymour]

yes it will be fine. even with 5 people in the car u will still be able to go over those speed bumps

 

[gsmgregg]

Great ill get the springs asap



Gregg

 

[mark_cliomk3]

bumps and cracks in the road r a nightmare but for the handling its worth it u can fit 17s with 60 drop no rubbin

 

[dailyd]

lemme know what springs u got for gsmgregg , save me some work

 

[noel-pilot]

I imagine he will be going for 60mm PI springs as i think they are the only 60mm sprigns available for the clios....(I could be wrong) I love the ride they can give and it makes the car look amazing!

 

[Seymour]

no spax do 60mm springs as well

 

[gsmgregg]

yeah im gettin Pi springs and hopefully fred from here is goin to fit them for me for a nice price



Gregg

 

[Mike@Rentech]

I done an MOT the other day on a clio that was lowered this much, ok for mot purposes, but I would recomend that you losen the front wishbone bolts once lowered and then retighten then at the new ride height of the car with the new springs on.

The one I tested the lower arm bushes where twisted rather badly but still intact, also get the tracking reset as the steering rack arms are at a totaly different angle.

Will look good once done mate

Heed my advise may save you some cash a bit later on.