Safe Lowering drop
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Safe Lowering drop
I have an 02 WRX and wish to lower it slightly, anyone know what makes for a good choice of kit for this, and what kind of drops can i hope for without;
1, damaging anything
2, adversly effecting handling
3, Looking silly
Currently still running standard WRX 17's with slightly wider RE070.
Any help would be great.
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1, damaging anything
2, adversly effecting handling
3, Looking silly
Currently still running standard WRX 17's with slightly wider RE070.
Any help would be great.
C
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thanks, was kind of hoping for more of a drop than that though, but hey..
do you know how much these sets are, and would i have to have anything adjusted or is it a case of fit and play?
do you know how much these sets are, and would i have to have anything adjusted or is it a case of fit and play?
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I'm just about to get the Prodrive kit - around £200 plus vat for the springs and bumpstops plus fitting on top which varys wildly on where you take it so worth shopping around..
You'll probably also want/need the geometry done as well - for instance you could go for the prodrive fast road set up etc - again price will vary but up to and around a £100 for four wheel alignement depending on how much adjustment is required.
You'll probably also want/need the geometry done as well - for instance you could go for the prodrive fast road set up etc - again price will vary but up to and around a £100 for four wheel alignement depending on how much adjustment is required.
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