new wheels, new look
#9
See my problem is, if i lower it, i am going to want to redo the entire suspension.
Is there a safe/efficient way to dropping the car just an inch or so? Maybe just springs?
I don't want to chop the thing up - trying to do things correctly.
ideas?
EDIT: Nick, your signature - the tree, is a *****. your licence plate "wuvs" ***** too?
Is there a safe/efficient way to dropping the car just an inch or so? Maybe just springs?
I don't want to chop the thing up - trying to do things correctly.
ideas?
EDIT: Nick, your signature - the tree, is a *****. your licence plate "wuvs" ***** too?
Last edited by murdox; 10-07-2011 at 02:21 PM.
#10
I rocked Neuspeed Race springs paired with Bilstein Sport shocks on my B5--gave it a nice 1-1.25" drop (previously non-sport OEM suspension) while still riding comfortably and easily getting over speed bumps and the like.
B7 wheels always give B5s a nice, fresh look, as well. Nice choice.
B7 wheels always give B5s a nice, fresh look, as well. Nice choice.