dazzlermc

hi i have an N reg 96 subaru impreza its a 2.0 l sport no turbo but its a turbo replica i want to lower it but am finding it hard to find lowering springs does anyone have any suggestions i would like to lower it around 50mm

Silver Scooby Sport

iTrader: (15)

If you put H&R on that advertise a 50mm drop you will find it will be around 30mm on yours which if far enough.

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911

Wise not to go too low. 25/30mm drop is more than enough.
I found lower the front to when the lower arms are horizontal to the road, and get the rear 'level' to suit it, ie slightly raked up towards the rear.

Any lower and you will hit things in the road you would rather not...

dazzlermc

Im havin problems gettin springs cant find them anywhere Is my sport 2.0litre suspension the same as turbo suspensions is the fittment the saem can i get turbo springs? maybe i will have to get turbo dampers then turbo springs an help please

DEEDEE

I had a Sport and that ran with Eibachs - perfect

dazzlermc

Eibachs being? What do i need to go and ask for Turbo springs?

RB5 Boyo

I have the h+r 50mm springs, work well in the rb5 and she sits at a nice height.

Check out this link for pics of mine and a mates car on 50mm h+r's:


https://www.scoobynet.com/ireland-no...oyos-subs.html

Silver Scooby Sport

iTrader: (15)

If you talk with Gordon from above he is an ex sport owner.

Also have a look on .:ImprezaSport.net:.

cusco kid

hi m8 if you go too low you will start getting bump steer ,50mm is too low for a road going scooby your struts will protest you are getting to serious track settings if you get that low you need to fit a roll centre adjustment kit to rid the bump steer geo