lowering springs

[DRUE1]

what make is out there and how much r they and what drop do they go 35mm 40mm or 60mm cheers

[John S]

Before choosing - I wouldn't recommend lowering your car too low as there is a great danger in cracking the sump on speed bumps etc. My car has been lowered 2" and it's too much (IMO). I'd much prefer it lowered 1"/1.5" for a better compromise of comfort/handling. I keep scraping the anti-roll bar. :rage:

[E_T_V]

Try here http://www.dfaulknersprings.com/

They do a kit for not too much money which should be about the right drop.

[DRUE1]

cheers ive mailed the guy will find out how much 2morrow thanks

[E_T_V]

There is a pricelist you can download on the site (an excel spreadsheet). If I recall they are about 75 quid plus postage.

[DRUE1]

i cant get it 2 work i cant open it 2 view with anything on my pc :banghead:
what mm drop do u get the ones 4 £75 cheers

[E_T_V]

35mm it says in the guide, It might be worth a call to check though.

[MGTurbo]

Here's the guideline. 35mm max on a Maetsro Turbo, any lower and it will hit bumps in the road and rip the sump off. This is with 15 inch wheels.

Gareth

[DRUE1]

Here's the guideline. 35mm max on a Maetsro Turbo, any lower and it will hit bumps in the road and rip the sump off. This is with 15 inch wheels.

Gareth

cheers m8y do u have any pics of a 35mm turbo lowered and what if i went for 17inch rims

[SimonR]

cheers m8y do u have any pics of a 35mm turbo lowered and what if i went for 17inch rims

Hi DRUE1,

I'm very interested in hearing how your Turbo is progressing - please keep us all updated, however, please use proper English instead of mobile phone shorthand. It is more difficult to read, especially for international forum users for whom English is not their first language.

Keep up the good work!

Simon R.