Post 7528 by clive d on 2005-03-03 22:19:55
hi every1. is it possible2 fit lowering springs allround 2a s70 wif self leveling/load compensating rear suspension? clive.
hi every1. is it possible2 fit lowering springs allround 2a s70 wif self leveling/load compensating rear suspension? clive.
no its not mate,the s/l will put it back up again.
thought u were gonna piss on my bonfire!!! :) LOL
Lol, you can get rear shocks for £30 each :)
...and then ad the springs and fit?.......
Yup ;)
[QUOTE=clive d]thought u were gonna piss on my bonfire!!! :) LOL[/QUOTE] lol,GSF sell rear dampers from bilstein very cheap,the ride will be better with the to :)
cheers mate!
wats the GSF qauility like mate?
i have'nt ever tried them to be honest,but i think they are made by bilstien!or sachs both of which are very good,sachs make the standard dampers.
I've got the SL's on SAM with lower spring + the rears have been cut too, as at the time didn't realise they were SL's :rolleyes: But as a result its locked the rear right up and makes for great handling, but to be honest I wouldn't recomend it as the stress on the rear components must be horrendous :hidesbehi and as a result plan to change my set-up in the very near future :shifty:
Wouldn't the steering and wheel geometries become misalligned if you change the ride height when upgrading suspension components?
[QUOTE=nikgallagher]Wouldn't the steering and wheel geometries become misalligned if you change the ride height when upgrading suspension components?[/QUOTE] No, but you can end up with more camber and thus require realignment depending on how low and how much you get. But as a rule no geometery should need be adjusted.