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Lowering springs/coilovers for 9N 1.4 16v
Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2011 9:15 pm
by Ladiesman_317
I was just looking at some lowering springs, but then thought, i may aswell get coilies. i seen alot of cars here lowered with 50mm springs/coilies, which look really nice, but are there any drawbacks to this? or shall i just stick to 35mm springs? without having to do any archwork or ARB and driveshaft rubbing.... so yeah, whats a sensible height to go for with 17" alloys?
Re: Lowering springs/coilovers for 9N 1.4 16v
Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2011 10:13 pm
by zedzo
polos dont need any extra arch work all you need is a set of collies and some drop links if that
buy a cheap set off ebay there good enuff for a 1.4 and if they go really low you buy mondeo drop links for 9 pound each
Re: Lowering springs/coilovers for 9N 1.4 16v
Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2011 5:26 pm
by Ladiesman_317
aaah i see, well my budget is £150, but i can stretch to around £200. The thing is the lowest i wanna go is around 40-50mm, so im not sure whether i will actually need coilovers. ive seen a few JOM coilovers on ebay within my budget.
Bit silly of me to ask this, but will i need drop-links? if so, may i ask why?
thanks.
Re: Lowering springs/coilovers for 9N 1.4 16v
Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2011 6:12 pm
by g__humm
People say u do but I have dropped my car 120mm n not needed to change them so it's only if the make noise after lowering it. Maybe cos I got ap which are £400 me bro had cheap eBay coilovers and the shocks went after 6 months my advise save for some better ones