Drivetrain need pictures of wheel gap on aftermarket suspensions
#1
doesnt matter what wheels just wanted to see what springs lower what amount and need to figure out exactlly how low. Since most companies quotes for lowering are always less than after you install. I'm pretty set on H&R springs but they don't seem low enough for me in the front. I was the tire to sit directly at the fender, maybe tucked a tad or one finger gap. What's a good setup besides full blown H&R coilovers?
tia
(hope to be mcs owner before summer)
tia
(hope to be mcs owner before summer)
#4
you're best bet if you want to go that low would be to get coilovers. i don't know of any spring that goes THAT low.... the least expensive coilovers i've seen are the Spax units at about $1200....
spring-wise, if you go any lower than H&R's i would think the car would not be driveable. the mini does not make a good "lowrider", if that is what you are looking for!
Cheers
-ABT-
spring-wise, if you go any lower than H&R's i would think the car would not be driveable. the mini does not make a good "lowrider", if that is what you are looking for!
Cheers
-ABT-
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