I have lowered the rear of my car by 40mm, still got the front to do.
I know it takes a while to settle, but my suspension has not gone down at all, is this usual??
Or will i only notice it once the front is brought down??
Also what changes do i need to make to allow for this new suspension, (camber, tracking, braking regulator etc)
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there only 40m tho, dont want it too low coz if i smash up my flusehd front end i will cry
there only 40m tho, dont want it too low coz if i smash up my flusehd front end i will cry
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[quote=\"kawika\"]i think cause the front is stil unlowerd its kinda stoppin back springs from settleing correctly get fronts done and give it a couple of days.[/quote]
id agree with that, it\'ll come down more when fronts done
id agree with that, it\'ll come down more when fronts done
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[quote=\"kieran\"]to be honest mate 40 mm dont look much different[/quote]
well it does coz its still a shortened spring
well it does coz its still a shortened spring
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those fk\'s uve ordered have got to be the ultimate set up, thats what i need cos my back couilovers are not adjustable
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not ordered yet, got a year to get them before next show season
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ah right, after playing around with springs of different sizes i gave up and got coilovers, alot to outlay but worth every penny, i havent played around with them much. just adjusted the damping (on the dampers) at the front to make it bit softer