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richy_p2009
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26th Feb 10 at 23:33   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
is there much difference from standard shocks and uprated ones. will uprated ones make the car lower than with standard shocks. cheers
scottyp1989
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27th Feb 10 at 00:37   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
uprated shocks are shorter so wont bottom out with lowering springs, unlike standards
Ben G
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yes they will make the car lower. a 40mm shock and spring kit is lower than just a 40mm spring kit.
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quote:
Originally posted by richy_p2009
is there much difference from standard shocks and uprated ones. will uprated ones make the car lower than with standard shocks. cheers


yes it will sit lower!

dont use standard shocks on lowering springs the piston is about 3-4 inchs bigger then a uprated shock + shortened shocks are much better ride quailty also

 
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