i wanna lower my car a bit more but dunno how low it is already as i brought it like this.
would 50mm be alot lower then this?
also would these fit http://www.spax-suspension.co.uk/p1326132.htm
and what shocks should i get?

thanks

Looks like 35mm drop to me.

You got a better side on photo?

Dampers wise Bilstein OE spec are very good for road use IME

richie.guy said:

Looks like 35mm drop to me.

You got a better side on photo?

Dampers wise Bilstein OE spec are very good for road use IME

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no sorry, no side photo, ill try and post one later

i remember u said Eibach are good springs, http://www.eibach-suspension.co.uk/p1331652.htm...? P.I any gd?

the link i posted b4, would they fit?

is a mk2 a punto 188? :S

I have the PI 50mm shocks and springs on mine
ive not used any others so i cant compare to others, richie is the best one to ask

midget4hire said:

I have the PI 50mm shocks and springs on mine
ive not used any others so i cant compare to others, richie is the best one to ask

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how are u finding them plus u got a photo to show how low it is

Its quite stiff and speed bumps are a no go tbh
other than that tho it handles well and takes corners at higher speeds without even thinking about it

fair enough.

i jus wanna go lower really but ave no idea wat springs and shocks to get,, or even get coilovers?

whats your budget?

coilovers will get you really low, and offer decent handling (not when completely decked). A decent set of FK's will set you back about £500ish

or you can get a decent damper and spring set up, the cost, dependant upon which you go for.

I will just say the same as always - Eibach springs with bilstein OE shocks is excellent for road use.

No harder than standard suspension but transforms the handling.

45-50/35-40mm drop is still very practical on the sportline springs also.

Camber will automatically dial in to 1 degree which is also very good for handling.

Spax/Pi are not as smooth as the eibachs.

thanks for you comments. like £300-£400, including shocks. ill ave a look on there website

£400 will get you the setup I listed.

I think it came in around £360.

Edit : £356.10 from Europerformance

richie.guy said:

£400 will get you the setup I listed.

I think it came in around £360.

Edit : £356.10 from Europerformance

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http://www.europerformance.co.uk/pages/basket/ Yep got the same price. do u get all 4 springs?

You will do aye.

Tris Harris said:

whats your budget?

coilovers will get you really low, and offer decent handling (not when completely decked). A decent set of FK's will set you back about £500ish

or you can get a decent damper and spring set up, the cost, dependant upon which you go for.

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whats the ride like on coilovers, apparently realy bumpy?

burtz said:

whats the ride like on coilovers, apparently realy bumpy?

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Depends how you set them up really. If you set the dampers to the maximum and lower it so much the bump stops keep coming into play, the ride will be awful.

would these fit
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/FK-Adjustable...s_SM?hash=item35a33fe322&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
even tho they are for a bravo

i doubt it.

Look if u have money definately go with coilovers... If u buy better ones u will have the ability to set not only height but the hardness of them...
I have coilovers on my punto and i can say only the best for it.

cR@$h said:

Look if u have money definately go with coilovers... If u buy better ones u will have the ability to set not only height but the hardness of them...
I have coilovers on my punto and i can say only the best for it.

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how much did they set u back?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/V-Maxx-Fiat-P...s_SM?hash=item19b240b2a1&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

i have taken all your opinions into account, but jus woundering realy if anyones had brought these^ and if they would recommended them...?