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ive got a gmax 60mm lowering kit on my corsa an wonderd if any 1 knows if i can get any lower with out having 2 get coilovers i wnt 2 create a euro look car with 14 or 15inch deep dish alloys with some wide acrches aby help would be great
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check the Gmax website mate and they may make some -80 or -100 springs that u can stick on ur already shortened dampers.
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Smartchild
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Saw an Escort 6 lowered 100mm on 17's once and M3 skirts, looked awesome.
You plan on driving it anywhere or just transporting it to shows by other methods??
The corsa suits the 60mm drop and it isn't too low either, so a 100mm might not be as low as i am picturing. My mate had a few probs with his factory splitter when he had his corsa.
1.8 Escort Si on an 'R' plate, 129bhp
GIVE IT TO ME BABY!
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am jus after around 80mm on small wheals
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the only way to go lower than 60 mm is to get coilovers, or cut the spring but thats to dangerous.
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