D33SFV

as above but preferably on speedline/compomotives or the likes.
I have cosworth disks on the rear and the car is going 60mm lower this weekend so 17's seem out the question.
What you got......
Cheers

Robin

not got any pics but would stay well away from a 60mm drop, 30mm is more than enough

Christian and Beccy

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You'd need your head examined to go for a 60mm drop. You WILL regret it. Most aftermarket shocks will bottom out close to that, so zero suspension travel will be a reality and a car that leaps around all over the road.

30mm max IMO.

dan69

those are lovely rims. got a set of them on the way for my series2 in 16'' as well but on a black 80spec.

D33SFV

How low is this white one??
Looks good, I just thought I'd go 60mm to keep the wheels looking a good size as 16's are the biggest I'm going now.

shane

as robin said,id stay well away from the 60mm drop.ive dropped mine 30mm and its boarder lining on being too low,as 17 catch!

D33SFV

I bought 17's last week without thinking about having rear discs on my car so the 17's are a no-no as they sit out slightly further. I think i'll try the 60mm springs(if at least for a photo) but listening to you guys I'll probabaly get 30mm springs.

Christian and Beccy

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I can supply the springs that are fitted to mine (the white one above) for under Ł100.

They are superb.

Combi_Chris

c&b how much do your springs lower the car 30 mm ? or is that you just saying thats the max youd go ?

Christian and Beccy

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Yes, they lower the car around 30mm, which is the most I would recommend.

Im sure they do a 60mm version, but as said before, don't do it!!

Combi_Chris

not sure what mine is, but its too low....30 might be ok, but id like to be able to see 30mm on 17`s

Rick

the bigger the wheel - the higher it looks.

Christian and Beccy

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....The bigger the wheel, the smaller the arch gap.