I think my spring is broken from looking at someone's post so I want to lower the car but I'm trying to find a low set for my grande punto.does anyone have a link for a set of springs
Cheers Stewart
Cheers Stewart
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How much you looking to spend
Surely you could Google "Grande Punto springs" or something to that effect to save another thread like this? Or the site's own search function? 
Set aside £200-£300 for springs + fitting is all I'm saying, don't skimp on it.
Set aside £200-£300 for springs + fitting is all I'm saying, don't skimp on it.
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Surely you could Google "Grande Punto springs" or something to that effect to save another thread like this? Or the site's own search function?
Set aside £200-£300 for springs + fitting is all I'm saying, don't skimp on it.
Plus whatever your insurance want off you
The Jom set on ebay are £184 and i have heard from other members of the site they are good for the price. It includes two front coilys and two rear lowering springs with adjusters. lowers from 35mm to 75mm i think from the top of my head. If you search ebay for "grande punto lowering kit" then a good few different brands and manufactures come up. Depending on your price range and how much it will cost you to fit the springs i am sure you will find a set that will suit your requirements.
All I could find was a 40mm set and thought they might do a 60mm kit which someone on here might know and hitting the search button does not come up trumps all the time which is why I posted up on here but it looks like it will have to be a collie kit for what I'm after
Thanks for your help guys
Thanks for your help guys
I think mate if you want go any lower than the eibach springs then the next step is coilovers mate
