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big-al

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my Si is 40 drop up front and 60 drop down the back, found that a all round 60 had the nose diving into the floor, similiar but less pronounced with 40 drop all around

 

I found the setup its on now (60 back, 40 front) levels the car out nicely with the engine up front working as balast, also helps avoid that lovely nose lift when taking off at pace

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up rated springs on the back with standard dampers hold the arse of mine just right to balance off against the uprated dampers and uprated springs on the front, hard to explain and I can see how a mental image would naturally be one of a scort doin a wheelie lol

 

reason I went down that road was I had several variants of dampers and springs available to me so I basically went trial and error to find the look without loosing the drivability of the car, wanted a 60 drop all round but found the offset of the wheels I have caused problems with a full 60 drop, angle of the driveshafts, scuffing etc etc particularly on the front. the end solution I went with gave me a good all round trade off and still maintained the low slung level look.

 

plus............. the speed humps round ere are absolute fuckin animals.... if you dont have a stiff front end when it comes off the hump it bellys out and twats buggery out the bottom of your motor

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i got gmax kit 55/60. The car was like a 4x4 with the wheels on. I still wasent happy so i got the grinder out and chopped the springs. Still handels well, but i get rubbing on full lock.

 

 

Oh dear :nutter:

 

Im all for personalized mods.......... but I draw the line at choppin off potentially fatal components lol

 

"oh dam Ive hit a pebble on the road........... oh look......... my struts come thru my bonnet like its a sand buggy now"

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