lowering my b5
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2nd Gear
Joined: Aug 2005
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RE: lowering my b5
thats what im thinking about but id really have the $ right now but i do have $ for eibach pro kit but im may get a different brand of springs and im trying to figure out how many inches i can lower it?
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From: SoCal
RE: lowering my b5
ORIGINAL: chinky
hey panda i remember you saying before that the adjustability of coilovers is nice if you live around snow.. what is the concern of driving a lowered car in snow ?
hey panda i remember you saying before that the adjustability of coilovers is nice if you live around snow.. what is the concern of driving a lowered car in snow ?
3rd Gear
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 1,633
From: Tempe, AZ
RE: lowering my b5
3 to 4 inches is really low. I have neuspeed race (about a 2" drop) and there is really no fender gap in the front.
ORIGINAL: lidonnit
Depends on how you drive & what the roads are like in your area but you could surely lower a good 3-4 inches if you were willing to sacrifice a bit of comfort?
What size rims you got?
Depends on how you drive & what the roads are like in your area but you could surely lower a good 3-4 inches if you were willing to sacrifice a bit of comfort?
What size rims you got?
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RE: lowering my b5
If you get 18's make sure to get the hub centric spacers. Also adjustable suspensions would be good in the snow cos if you get bits of solidified snow (aka ICE) on the road that are bigger than 3 inches then they will take chunks out of your bumper paint!
With 18s you may have a hard time dropping it heaps.
With 18s you may have a hard time dropping it heaps.