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Subject: I want to lower the 6!

joe5y

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I want to lower the 6 but at present I haven't the faintest idea of what is the best / most cost effective / who to go to get it done / what to watch out for / how much to lower it by etc etc etc

So any help and guidence would be great.

Cheers,

Joe5y

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Posted 4th Nov 2010 at 20:59

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Do a search!

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Posted 4th Nov 2010 at 21:05

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joe5y

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bennn wrote:

Do a search!

Thank you for your help - it was more about peoples opinions being that there are so many options out there.

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Posted 4th Nov 2010 at 21:07

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honestly3k

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Ive got Bilstein B4's at the front with Eibach 30mm drop springs.

Perfect height i think. And the ride is good quality. Not too harsh but not bouncy either. Follow my threads for pics.

Though the back does need lowering slightly to suit. Thumbs up

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Posted 4th Nov 2010 at 21:09

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hovis16

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i agree totally with honestly3k b4's are a great set up for NORMAL road driving teamed up with either eibachs or pi springs. if you need a hand their is paul_xii lotek and i that could give you a hand Whistle

bear tokens maybe 30mm lowest no more!!!! and dont go to pts in wokingham if you want a garage to do it

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Posted 4th Nov 2010 at 21:41

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joe5y

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hovis16 wrote:

bear tokens maybe 30mm lowest no more!!!! and dont go to pts in wokingham if you want a garage to do it

Hovis - you are a star. I might start picking your brains soon to see what setup is best and costs etc. Beer tokens are a definate if you are able to assist! I rarely go to a garage as I have learn't the hard way in the past. I know that even with limited knowledge but good guidence I can do a better job! Will chat soon about it! Smile

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Posted 4th Nov 2010 at 21:53

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rallyeash

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bilsteins and -30 eibachs FTW!

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Posted 5th Nov 2010 at 00:26

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adam b

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B8's + eibach are a great combo with a 20mm rear drop.

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Posted 5th Nov 2010 at 00:29

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will130787

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B8's with Eibach pro's ftw! Then Hovis or someone round by us can help you do the torsion bar Wink

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Posted 5th Nov 2010 at 00:51

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lotek

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if your not gonna be going on track then Stay Standard Yes

or go for same front setup as greg

Posted 9th Nov 2010 at 17:41

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berger

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lotek wrote:

if your not gonna be going on track then Stay Standard Yes

or go for same front setup as greg

And for track?

Coilovers and solid mounts all the way...

Is there not a halfway option such as Billys or Konis that will do both?

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Posted 9th Nov 2010 at 17:49

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hovis16

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lotek wrote:

if your not gonna be going on track then Stay Standard Yes

or go for same front setup as greg

tut tut tut all these years and you still spell my name wrong "GREIG"

back on topic standard b4 fronts with b4s off the zx pi springs and a hybrid arb Happy

great for fast road and ok for track

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Posted 10th Nov 2010 at 01:43

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