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classics on 18" lowerd on eibacs -25 to 30mm jobbies.i want them but just need some perswation to buy them.im sure pics would convince me.thanks people.
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I have that setup on my car. IMHO they are not low enough.
The first pic is my car and the second is Silver Scooby Sport's which i believe is sat on H&R springs which is just right
Calling Simon to confirm my facts
The first pic is my car and the second is Silver Scooby Sport's which i believe is sat on H&R springs which is just right
Calling Simon to confirm my facts
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i have the same set up as S.S.S. Red Mica classic with H&R 50mm drops on 18" Rota GRA's and 215 35 18s going on this weekend, will put pics up when the get put on
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cheers lads keep them coming.do you have any scuffing problems as i cant be arsed with all that anymore.the second scoob looks about the right hight imo but maybe to low to live with.
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A bit disapointed with the drop on eibachs on my uk to be honest they only dropped about 15mm..handling wise
seem fine but would have liked to close that gap a little more
Would have maybe gone for Teins with hindsight but my drive is fairly steep and a bit of an issue
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seem fine but would have liked to close that gap a little more
Would have maybe gone for Teins with hindsight but my drive is fairly steep and a bit of an issue
cheers matt
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how much do tiens lower by.nice car matt.i used to have a sertiously lowerd car but its to much of a compremise for me now cant be arsed just want to close the gap on the front arches mainly.in a ideal world id go for a full on rally tarmac look fully droped with flaps ect we can but dream.
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Hi
shorty
sorry mate meant H&R also although apparently teins drop about 40mm??
doesn't seem to be much compromise and was in a similar dilema when I chose Eibachs
Looking at pics of H&R wish I had gone that route...but hindsight is great isn't it and don't really want to rip my splitter off every time i park up outside my house
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shorty
sorry mate meant H&R also although apparently teins drop about 40mm??
doesn't seem to be much compromise and was in a similar dilema when I chose Eibachs
Looking at pics of H&R wish I had gone that route...but hindsight is great isn't it and don't really want to rip my splitter off every time i park up outside my house
cheers
matt
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Hey Brun been a while
Yes mine is on H&R's they advertise a 50mm drop and in reality it has dropped the car 25-30mm against the turbo spring heights. This is probably as low as you go anymore degrades the handling I was just about to return the pm shorty but this saves a job
I have 215/35/18's on mine and have not had the rear arches rolled, I have had no issues at all with them, no rubbing and I've not scrapped the bottom as yet but you do need to be observant as it is low. The H&R's are a prgressive spring so they are quite comfortable at low speeds.
Here's a few more for you,
Simon
Yes mine is on H&R's they advertise a 50mm drop and in reality it has dropped the car 25-30mm against the turbo spring heights. This is probably as low as you go anymore degrades the handling I was just about to return the pm shorty but this saves a job
I have 215/35/18's on mine and have not had the rear arches rolled, I have had no issues at all with them, no rubbing and I've not scrapped the bottom as yet but you do need to be observant as it is low. The H&R's are a prgressive spring so they are quite comfortable at low speeds.
Here's a few more for you,
Simon
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anyone else got any feelings towards h&r they do seem to make the car sit so well.did they improve handling.has anyone had any troubles with arch clearence when carrying passengers or scuffing on the ground.
thanks for teh help lads.
thanks for teh help lads.
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I have that setup on my car. IMHO they are not low enough.
The first pic is my car and the second is Silver Scooby Sport's which i believe is sat on H&R springs which is just right
Calling Simon to confirm my facts
The first pic is my car and the second is Silver Scooby Sport's which i believe is sat on H&R springs which is just right
Calling Simon to confirm my facts
they look kool
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