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Noonster

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11th Sep 03 at 08:13

Simple questions that need simple answers

Are Pi 35mm Corsa C lowering springs any good??
How much are they and where from??

Cheers

Gambit

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11th Sep 03 at 08:13

well the corsa B ones are shite so i cant see the C ones being any better

buy a decent set of Eibachs or something, worth it in the long run

Noonster

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11th Sep 03 at 08:15

I like the Eibachs ones..... thats what most people say to get, the reason I was asking is that someone was selling a brand new set for £50....

Gambit

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11th Sep 03 at 08:18

well the Pi only cost £70 brand new so its not exactly a good deal

i'd ask Chris@Speedfreax off here to give u a price for Eibachs - he's pretty good

5xi

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11th Sep 03 at 08:19

Thk god i only offer 35 wuid for them then

Noonster

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11th Sep 03 at 08:20

Cheers mate, will leave the Pi Springs then thanks for pointing out the price was sh*t...... will look into getting Eibach springs...... any idea what price I would be looking at, and how much to fit??

corsa-sxi

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11th Sep 03 at 08:21

i thought springs nackers ur damper...

..going lower means increase chance or scrubbing on inner arch

Gambit

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11th Sep 03 at 08:24

nah, Eibachs will only lower about 35mm so u can still run your std dampers for a good bit (well till u save up for the shox)

Eibachs will cost £100, and u usually pay £40 to get them fitted, or if your competent with a spanner, do them yourself with the haynes manual as a guide

Noonster

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11th Sep 03 at 08:24

Have you seen the arches in a Corsa C?? An Asylum seeker could fit in there

Noonster

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11th Sep 03 at 08:26

£40 to fit

thats well cheap... heard most people payed about £80-£100...... where you know that can do them for £40?

uprated

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11th Sep 03 at 08:33

thought you needed a spring tensioner, have you ever seen a spring fly out of one of those, it could kill you!

id leave well alone and have a pro fitter do it!

corsa-sxi

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11th Sep 03 at 08:34

lo, dont want a spring thats alive diving at ur face do u daz

Gambit

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11th Sep 03 at 08:36

most garages will do it for that, its only about hour & half labour

any backstreet garage can do it, its not a big reputable garage job

as i say if your handy with a spanner (uprated, this is a figure of speech) then haynes tells u all

ChazSXi

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11th Sep 03 at 08:43

quote:
Originally posted by corsa-sxi
lo, dont want a spring thats alive diving at ur face do u daz

people have been killed fitting their owns springs without the correct equipment..leave it to the pros

Gambit

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11th Sep 03 at 08:46

have you ever tried it? once u see how pish easy it is

two bolts at the bottom of the shock
the one bolt on the top mount
withdraw the shock & spring
compress the spring
remove the spring plate
remove spring

in true haynes style, refitting is the reversal of removing!

Noonster

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11th Sep 03 at 08:47

pros it is...... still cant believe £40 fitting, just rang a few places and the cheapest I could get was £80

Gambit

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11th Sep 03 at 08:52

ring around back street garages and ask how much they charge for an hours labour

glasgow_corsa_c

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11th Sep 03 at 08:59

quote:
Originally posted by Noonster19
Have you seen the arches in a Corsa C?? An Asylum seeker could fit in there

u might stil get rubbing mate.

Noonster

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11th Sep 03 at 09:07

with an Asylum Seeker in there or without

R Lee

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11th Sep 03 at 12:22

quote:
Originally posted by Noonster19
Simple questions that need simple answers

Are Pi 35mm Corsa C lowering springs any good??
How much are they and where from??

Cheers

nope, they're turdey poo!
i think that they're really bouncey...fair enough they lower the car, but still really annoying going over bumps, you should see the headlights bob up and down after going over a speed bump with just the springs, its like a yo yo!
you should get the rest oif the suspension aswell.
ive just oredered a set of koni's to go with mine.

R Lee

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11th Sep 03 at 12:52

quote:
Originally posted by GoldPenguin

quote:
Originally posted by Noonster19
Simple questions that need simple answers

Are Pi 35mm Corsa C lowering springs any good??
How much are they and where from??

Cheers

nope, they're turdey poo!
i think that they're really bouncey...fair enough they lower the car, but still really annoying going over bumps, you should see the headlights bob up and down after going over a speed bump with just the springs, its like a yo yo!
you should get the rest oif the suspension aswell.
ive just oredered a set of koni's to go with mine.

ttt

have you read this noonster...
this info is for you

Melville

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11th Sep 03 at 12:55

What are H&R springs like guys?? Any good?

R Lee

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11th Sep 03 at 12:56

quote:
Originally posted by Melville
What are H&R springs like guys?? Any good?

no idea, havent heard of them

Noonster

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11th Sep 03 at 13:00

GoldPenguin - cheers mate, I have read it and have decided to stay away from Pi Springs, thanks for the advice

Koni's to go with yours?? So what have you got all together then?? cost much??

R Lee

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11th Sep 03 at 13:04

quote:
Originally posted by Noonster19
GoldPenguin - cheers mate, I have read it and have decided to stay away from Pi Springs, thanks for the advice

Koni's to go with yours?? So what have you got all together then?? cost much??

got lowering springs

ordered a set of koni's

dont know how much coz i put it all on the credit card and then dont look at the statement!

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