I say man up, and get the 40mm eibachs!
hahaha why waste another £100 fitting a different set ehh!
hahaha why waste another £100 fitting a different set ehh!
R33f - you obviously haven't read this thread mate. I am buying cheap springs to check i like the feel on a 35mm drop. If I do I will resell the springs and buy a £300 Shock and spring kit.
Well i aint actually guna pay £100 to get them fitted might know someone who cud help do it for me on the cheap or for a beer.
is wheel alignment completely necessary?
R33f - you obviously haven't read this thread mate. I am buying cheap springs to check i like the feel on a 35mm drop. If I do I will resell the springs and buy a £300 Shock and spring kit.
I can't see the point of doing it twice at all, are you bonkers?
I had Eibachs on my Focus ST and on numerous cars before IMHO they are the most consistently good springs.
And yes you will need alignment, when I did them on the ST holy crap did it throw everything out in a BIG way!
I say just get the decent shocks and springs, if you don't like it shove it back to standard and flog em, saves all that palava you're looking at doing!
as mentioned they are cheap for a reason.I really don't understand why people buy springs only for golf mk4 platform car's for £100+, a whole coil over kit could be had for £180.
I am asking if this is a good idea, because I can see what 35mm drop is like on my car before i throw £200-£300 at it, thought it would cost £30-£50 max didnt realise it would need wheels aligning
And you idea is as bad as mine if you think mine is bad, cos whether I go back to standard or but good shock and springs on if i dont like it its all guna need doing again anyway.
Good lad!!! JFDI (Just F*cking do it)
get the proper springs, and dont be fooled into thinking £180 for coilies is a good idea! Pay once for good stuff, not several times over for cheap / nasty stuff.