im considering lowering my car, does anyone know a decent but cheap set of lowering springs or coilovers and where i can get them from?
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cheap but decent lowering kits?
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Re: cheap but decent lowering kits?
eBay tbh matey, and depends on budget, if you want ride comfort, how low your going etc
alot to consider, but defo eBay
alot to consider, but defo eBay
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Re: cheap but decent lowering kits?
i have around £200 to spend, im not too fussed about ride comfort, and im looking to have the front at 100mm and the back at 80mm
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If you don't mind about bad ride comfort, go JOM.The_Nasman wrote:i have around £200 to spend, im not too fussed about ride comfort, and im looking to have the front at 100mm and the back at 80mm
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ThisLucaio wrote:If you don't mind about bad ride comfort, go JOM.The_Nasman wrote:i have around £200 to spend, im not too fussed about ride comfort, and im looking to have the front at 100mm and the back at 80mm