cossiecrew

ive got new konis on my saph with -25mm springs on it the front sits fine but the rear needs bringing down a little more is there anywhere that i could buy a pair of rear -40mm springs from as im sure thats the lowest you can go on konis without shafting them

Mike Rainbird

iTrader: (3)

Lowering the rear of a Cossie too much makes it handle like a sack of shit . To aid turn in etc, the front SHOULD be slightly lower than the rear. Also you will get excessive tyre wear by lowering the rear too much due to the camber / squat problems with the rear beam. I would advise leaving well alone and keeping as it is.

However, if you are of a certain Max Power ilk - then "slam it man, it's proper bo then innit" .

cossiecrew

shut it mike you bender can you do me rears

Mike Rainbird

iTrader: (3)

In the interests of protecting people from themselves , I refuse to sell anything I wouldn't be happy with having on my own cars .

However, if you want that "3 bags of cement in the boot" look, find out what suspension Smit is running .

cossiecrew

lol you un helpful fooker

gurnE

Mike's talking sense!

Mine handled ok @ -40mm but scraped it's arse everywhere, I could not carry four adults and ripped the inside out of rear tyres.

Too low for a cossie.

biscuittin

i had a saff and put some 25mm lower eibach springs on it sat just right and handled lovely

cossiecrew

listen anti low crew my old mans saph is a 4x4 and slammed on 18s and no probs an extra 15mm on the rear dont think im askin to much to behonest who gives a fook about tyre wear i dont when they need changing they need changing simple

Alan s1

I think got some old ones that made my sit on its arse some where as i canged them
Before

After sits better and haddles nice like this imo

Mike Rainbird

iTrader: (3)

18" wheels raise the ride height by 1" in the first place .

wildheart

iTrader: (4)

Angle grinder time

Beach

Yor not doin a roof chop on the 3dr are you Kris ??

Alan s1