Lowering....How easy?

[vpr]

Hi

Just received notification that my 19" Kinesis splitties are being shipped today when it dawned on me that when fitted they may emphasise the the gap in the wheel arches.

Has any one had experience or know of an easy method of lowering the GTS?
If it involves new springs is they easy to source and then fit?

Thanks

lee

[phil e]

I have 19" alloy wheels and the gap between wheel arch and tyre looks good plus it is practical with the state of our roads / sleeping police men.

Phil

[vpr]

Phil

Thats kind of what I wanted to hear but I guess it depends on what tyres you're running.

I've got 345/30/19 and 275/35/19

What are you running?

lee

[snakebite]

I have eibach springs on my GTS lowers the front 1" and the rear 2" much improved handerling also not a proplem of bottoming out as expected seems same as before i think because the springs are much stiffer.About $250 from jonB

[V1PER]

snakebite said:

I have eibach springs on my GTS lowers the front 1" and the rear 2" much improved handerling also not a proplem of bottoming out as expected seems same as before i think because the springs are much stiffer.About $250 from jonB

Same set up as me no probs here with bottoming out...

[vpr]

Thanks for the advice chaps

Who and where can I find JonB?

I have also heard that when you lower the front sometimes you can have problems with the bonnet hitting the front tyre when openning?(depending on the tyre size)

lee

[Viper]

www.partsrack.com

no mention on the site, but there isnt anything viper he cant get for you

>> Edited by Viper on Friday 1st October 12:01

[V1PER]

Buy them from eibach UK they are cheaper....
mine were just over £200 from usautomotive..