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Old 23-03-10, 05:56 PM   #1
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Wanted: 120 LOWERING SPRINGS

As per title really, looked all over the internet and I can only find Motobuild ones. Does anybody know of any others out there? Ideally I'd like to buy second hand to keep cost down.
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Old 23-03-10, 05:58 PM   #2
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i think ptp still do the Eibach ones.
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Old 23-03-10, 06:27 PM   #3
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Are they the lime green x-power ones? From pictures Ive seen, they dont seem to give much of a drop :S
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Old 23-03-10, 06:29 PM   #4
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Are they the lime green x-power ones? From pictures Ive seen, they dont seem to give much of a drop :S
Yeah the green ones.
I have them on my 180 and there is a good 30mm drop which is quite noticable when sat next to a car on standards not sure about the 120 ones though.
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ive got xpower springs on mine, there is a bit of a drop that picture was imediatly after fitting mine, theres a set on ebay called abacus springs but dont know the quality
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Old 23-03-10, 06:38 PM   #6
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I just had a look at the PTP site and they still do them for the 120 but they say they only drop it by 20-25mm and the 180 ones are no longer available. Im sure they improve handling but to be honest its more of a cosmetic thing as I never push the car to its handling limits anyway.
I guess its a choice between these and the Motobuild ones then, if so I can see me swaying towards the Motobuild ones as they are cheaper and give more of a drop although Im sure the eibach ones will give better handling.
Someone sell me their springs lol!
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Old 23-03-10, 06:39 PM   #7
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That photo is interesting richyp, more of a drop than I thought. Ill check out the abacus ones, must admit though Ive never heard of them.
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Scrap that idea, ive just bought a mk2 180 so the 120 is unfortunately for sale , more details to come.
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