juz a question.. help

• EvilPorkChop

  10 Oct 06, 23:31

  currently im driving a lancer sports... can i lowered my ride using the stock suspension?
  
  
• seow

  10 Oct 06, 23:59

  After one year, my pop's lancer, stock springs softened quite alot, later shorten liao tyre might kanna.
• nick34

  11 Oct 06, 01:26

  You can change your stock suspension to a set of aftermarket ones like Tein super street or super wagon etc .. if im not wrong .. either macwell or garageR is having a promotion for Tein suspension ..
• Caligynephobia

  11 Oct 06, 02:38

  cut lor. just chop off part of the suspension thats what they do aint it
• Disappointment

  11 Oct 06, 10:03

  
  Cannot chop the coil. No safety. PM me if you want to get a set of good suspension. Got lobang.
• drumstick

  11 Oct 06, 15:53

  Not recommanded to cut.
  1 alternative.. add 100 kg weight to all 4 suspension. Sure will look much lower.. lolz.No lar.. joking only..
  
  Get aftermarket suspension set. Tiens I heard cost between 1.1k to 1.5k for the adjustable.
  
  
• Larry

  12 Oct 06, 17:48

  There are aftermarket lowering springs and coilovers. The former is cheaper by quite a significant bit, but not too sure if its very good on ur dampers. Coilovers are more for hardcore drivers, of which some of the coilovers are damper and spring adjustable. Try reading up more on coilovers if u wanna consider them, as personally, I would only recommend coilovers if u are into hardcore driving. Day to day normal usage would just be a waste of money for coilovers.
• rmyfrm

  12 Oct 06, 17:56

  Originally posted by Larry:

  There are aftermarket lowering springs and coilovers. The former is cheaper by quite a significant bit, but not too sure if its very good on ur dampers. Coilovers are more for hardcore drivers, of which some of the coilovers are damper and spring adjustable. Try reading up more on coilovers if u wanna consider them, as personally, I would only recommend coilovers if u are into hardcore driving. Day to day normal usage would just be a waste of money for coilovers.

  Indeed.
  
  If you were to purchase lowered springs, it would only be a matter of time before you have to change your shocks. I would rather save up and buy coilovers.
• buses_galore

  15 Oct 06, 07:44

  I suggest you change to Koni very reliable
• zgim80

  15 Oct 06, 08:33

  Originally posted by buses_galore:

  I suggest you change to Koni very reliable

  also very ex..