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22 December 2002, 01:16 PM
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Hi Miggs
... depends really on why you want to lower it ... just for looks of function ? I'd give Mark (Lateral performance) a bell ... I recently had a very similar conversation and have now decided to wait.
Cheers
Adam
22 December 2002, 07:02 PM
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Miggs
Chuck the eibachs on it, make a load of difference and not that expensive. Drops the car about 15 - 20 mm which is enough in my view.
Steve
[Edited by J1nxy - 12/22/2002 7:15:33 PM]
Chuck the eibachs on it, make a load of difference and not that expensive. Drops the car about 15 - 20 mm which is enough in my view.
Steve
[Edited by J1nxy - 12/22/2002 7:15:33 PM]
23 December 2002, 07:05 AM
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Hi Miggs
Mark's no. is : 020 8420 5444
http://www.lateralperformance.com/
With regards to me waiting, I am not concerned about lowering as such, just interested in making the car handle 'better' overall (given the kind of driving I do). I don't want anything that rattles or has to be rebuilt frequently and (at the moment) there doesn't seem to be anything around that is proven to fullfill the above (reliably over the longer term).
Current setup (bumpsteer/geom/anti-lift) is ideal for most surfaces so I'll just wait.
Cheers
Adam
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