how much is 60mm?
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hi just looking at the pics did u have 2 modify anything 2 lower your car that much on as ive just order a spax kit that lowers 60mm for my xr2i 1990 any help would be really good cheeRS
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s2 turbo rite so there 15's yeh and what profile tyres are u using? Hate to be a bit stupid but you mentioned that its 70mm drop is that by using just lowering springs? Becuase the lowest i can see available are 60mm so where u get the 70mm from or they coilovers or soming?
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Ours is dropped 55mm and it's a bit too low really. 40mm would be about right to keep it loking nice without complete buggering the way the car drives. Ask on FT.com and I guarantee the kiddies on there will bleat on about coilovers and or G-Max
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thanks for the comments. well appreciated. i was told 70mm but like i said i got it like that so could be 60mm. wrong person to ask really sorry!!
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My car is dropped by 60mm using Spax PSX kit and looks about the same as s2 rsturbo's car.
My front tyres rub and you WILL go through front arms
My front tyres rub and you WILL go through front arms
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Originally Posted by Scottish Greg
Originally Posted by rodney
will hardley if at all rub if you use 45 profile tyres,.
Looks good but it isn't nice to drive. Roll on the Koni TA and Eibach springs
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