Im not sure if i wanna lower mine 35mm or 60mm, if anyone can help with a couple pic's would help

cheers
shaun

 

I lowwered mine approx 40mm on standard RS turbo wheels and it looked just right,think if you went 60mm it would look too low but depends on what wheels etc you have. Have a look in my photo album at pics of my RS turbo

 

60mm will apset the abs aswell

and in my opinion handle better on a 35mm drop

 

where are some pics ?

 

mine

 

my rst with +-40mm with Gaz coilovers on et35 215-40 r17 (or 215-35 r17 will have to take a look tomorrow)

 

Im not sure bout wheels yet, it'l b standed wheels or iv got a set of rondell 122 in a 17", i dont mind so much about the abs cause iv taken that off already, id rather have handerling over looks, il probly try the 35mm first, i just wondered what it would b like at 60mm cause me mates tryin to pass some springs on to me lol

 

Not an ERST, but almost

On 16's, with 195 tyres, no rubbing. Doubt you'd get away with 17's without rolling the arches.

 

nice motor mate looks spot on

 

I'm fairly sure that there aren't any shocks available that can cope with a 60mm drop, so, if you fit those springs, the shocks will be bottomed out.

Except Coilovers of course, but that's not easy either.

 

i had an xr3i on 60mm P.I. Springs and the front shocks(koni) used to bottom out all the time.
it also had 17's and i had to cut all the arch lip away. Basically it was greif and i'd go 40mm if i was doing it again.

 

Don't doubt, i just looked at the tire size, it's 215-40-r17. And i had to roll the arches all round. ( since archliners are bonded realy well, i took the axlegrinder, went a far bit quicker )

 

I would advice not to go 60mm mines sitting at 50mm which looks the bollacks but I think 40mm with be perfect all round for looks and handling.

50mm drop

 

my old xr3 was cut to about 100mm and looked the bollox but was so hard to drive anywhere the turbo is lowered 3omm and is spot on looks good and handles

 

That orion is mint i love it.

 

It's an absolute pain in the arse, that's what it is!

3 months off the road and nobody can figure out why it won't start