aymenfahmi
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Registered: 4th Apr 12
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land of corse enthusiasts, i NEED your help. i own a 2005 corsa c. i want it lowered so it looks badass, and i dont flip it like my last car... :S however i do want some form of comfort when driving and hoping to keep my car in tact when going over bumps etc. please can somebody recomend me (and prefferably link me) some lowering springs ideal for this (and under £80?)
THANKS!
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Ian
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It will be less comfortable.
Depending how low you go you may also need to change the dampers.
[Edited on 04-04-2012 by Ian]
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Tony M84
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You will be struggling to get a good suspension kit when not wanting to spend any money.
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aymenfahmi
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well im using this as almost a basic idea of how low.. http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=450346
also will these fit on my corsa?
http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/16-mg-zr-zs-hairpin-alloy-wheel-genuine-mg-rover45400/99455926
thank you very much for the help
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corsadonk
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Eibach are the best, but more than £80. The fact you rolled your car is more to do with you driving like tit.
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