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How Much Has This Car Been Lowered By?


msherry21
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Hi all,

Just as the Topic Title, How much has this been lowered? I think its about 30mm, but am I way out?

my car is a 4X4 at present and needs dropping badly.

cheers.

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dont know how much exactly but just make sure you are aware that it looks lower even more so due to the side skirts and bumpers..

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looks like it's lowered about the same as mine, if so. then mine is lowered by 40mm.

here's a pic for comparison

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hey, shaf, thanks for that, what springs do you have on yours? where did you get them? and if you don't mind me asking, how much?

p.s: lovin' the car!

cheers,

Michael.

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mine's is lowered by 40mm as well and looks like that

what springs you gettin 'cause i've never heard of a good set of springs for the mr2

mine's are g-max and they're crappy

i've heard the apex springs aren't up to much either

who knows of a good setup for just standard shockies but uprated springs???????????? anyone??????

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hey, shaf, thanks for that, what springs do you have on yours? where did you get them? and if you don't mind me asking, how much?

p.s: lovin' the car!

cheers,

Michael.

cheers mate.

unfortunately i have no idea what springs they are, it is the only mod that i havent done to my car. the guy who sold it to me said it was lowered by 40mm :crybaby:

try dan at dcdezign (www.dcdezign.co.uk) for advice on springs and he can do you a good deal or andy from wheelbase. you should be looking at about £120 for a decent set of srpings.

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Tien springs lower the car by about 38mm and are around the 190 mark from envy...

Good springs, good company :thumbsup:

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right! I have decided to go with a 40mm drop, what springs should I get and where do I get them from, I'll check Tein from Envy, thanks Rico.

What are Eibach like? any good? any other good makes that will do a 40mm drop?

cheers once again.

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I have Eibach springs on mine, and again drops the car by about 40mm .

The slight hint of turn in understeer has gone due to them and they dont seem to be tooo harsh ride wise (paid £100 on good old ebay).

hope thats of some use to you fella and heres a pic too as Im feeling helpful :D

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Great pics, they look much better lowered :thumbsup:

I was thinking of going with Bilstein's 40mm drop, with uprated bushes.

So you say it reduces understeer, I thought it understeered as there's hardly any weight on the front wheels. :unsure:

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As to the technical reasons mate -im not 100% but from a drivers point of view it just feels more sure of itself and less flapable when the right foot goes down :D

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frosty when you sorting out that front end.... come on sort it out  :P

LOL - I know Shaff!!

Im toying with that Greddy font lip (not to copy ;) ) but am just a lil scared of speed bumps.....anyone got 1 I can borrow for a week :lol: ??

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go for it mate, the greddy is gonna look mentalistic :D

mine is sold subject to me taking it off my car without breaking it :unsure:

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