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hey vtim,

 

since getting the 17" i wish to go for the lowered look. My ride's pretty new and a fren suggested i compressed the springs. can get it done at fk. My question is, is compressing the spring a good idea? I wanted to lower abt 2 fingers/1 inch. Heard from some pple that was a dangerous or not such a good idea. But its cheaper. Lowering springs at this pt of time, i don think got suitable one for the latio sport.

 

Btw, do u know of any comfortable lowering springs? Don really want the ride to be that hard. The stock suspension system is already quite firm!

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never compress ur springs la, u put ur own life at risk, and lowering spring i find it not recommended oso

wan to lwoer ur car, go for coilover, wif low look adjustable plus hadnling improves oso

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never compress or cut any springs as that will weaken the rigidity and properties of the spring, in no time the springs will sag and the car will bottom out easily sweatdrop.gifsweatdrop.gifsweatdrop.gif

 

best is to replace with aftermarket performance lowered springs nod.gifnod.gifnod.gif

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carmodz, im thinking of lowering my ride as well but juz slightly nia. 1/2-3/4"" max. if u found a cheap and good solution, let me know ya?

 

guys, any suggestion for me? my ride is a latio. thanks!

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Hows your ride stock spring? some cars stock spring are already v low and good. take new swift and sirion for etc. its already quite low and performance wise ok.

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on latio stock, gap between arc and tyre is big.

 

moreover the suspension is pretty stiff... so i figured lowering is slightly will improve the looks and will still be ok if i want to change to softer suspension in the future.

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bro, coilover is too extreme lah. Somemore quite expensive. Lowering spring is Ok to use, infact I am very happy with mine, the ride is just right for me. Brands like Eibach makes good lowering spring. IMO.

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hmmm..honestly there cheap and good solution ah....lowering car theres only 3 methods i know of lor

 

1) Compress or cut (HIGHLY NOT RECOMMENDED)

2) Lowering Springs (not too ex, illegal but definitely lower more than 1/2".)

3) CoilOvers (Expensive, but height & stiffness adjustable)

 

Sorri, i cant realli provide a solution for ya. Need to discuss in detail

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