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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: Omega 404 on 29 April 2013, 22:08:46
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Whats the best way to lower my omega, was thinkn coilovers but cant find any a reasonable price.
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Bilstein B4 and Irmscher springs give 30mm drop, MV6 springs give 15mm drop :y
Any lower and you get insane rear tyre wear :-\
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Thanks bud. Im just mad on insane lowered cars, always have been. Mostly only for cruises and stuff. Would there be a way to lower it and slow the tyre wear. It's sittn on 17" Mv6 wheels n jus want it to sit tidy just above the tyres.
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The problem is camber. The shorter the springs, the greater the camber :-\
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Technics coil overs on eBay are the best value for money, they seem to be reasonable at around the £300 mark and having known them to be fitted not bad quality either
You will get about a 60mm drop from these, alternatively 30-35mm on a decent set of springs :)
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That'll do then guys. ill think bout it but thanks for tha help.:)
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Technics coil overs on eBay are the best value for money, they seem to be reasonable at around the £300 mark and having known them to be fitted not bad quality either
You will get about a 60mm drop from these, alternatively 30-35mm on a decent set of springs :)
60 mm.. even you cant pass over a match box :o
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Technics coil overs on eBay are the best value for money, they seem to be reasonable at around the £300 mark and having known them to be fitted not bad quality either
You will get about a 60mm drop from these, alternatively 30-35mm on a decent set of springs :)
60 mm.. even you cant pass over a match box :o
My old vectra with a 50mm drop on the rear, anything more than pea shingle and it was find an alternate route, the pic was just after we raised the front as I already lost 1 splitter ;D :D
(http://i1199.photobucket.com/albums/aa464/dazzerM/302700_10200101818699390_1695432066_n.jpg)
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Yeah buddy!! that s what ya want!! coilovers it is! lol