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basslinecorsa
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5th Mar 10 at 10:38   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

I badly need to lower my car and have seen a set of four Jamex 60mm springs on e-gay for fifty notes delivered, this is almost half the price of any other kits ..... are they any good??


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Kevxx
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if you just want your car lower, and it'll handle a bit better than std. but overall they aren't shit hot.

i'd put them on par with g-max.
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5th Mar 10 at 16:56   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

i had 40mm on standard shocks (gmax) harsh but not too bad

now got 60mm on standard shocks (jamex)
fucking terrible. ive got some different shock waiting to go on. these are so bad its untrue
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5th Mar 10 at 17:31   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Save your money on that rubbish and get a proper kit.

I might be selling my Apex kit soon, depends on if the car sells this weekend or not.


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used to have standard shocks with 40mm jamex springs, very bouncy
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I had 60mm jamex full kit on shocks and springs and I thought it was good just a bit bouncy but fun
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GraNted there are better kits out there but for the money there good
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quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
now got 60mm on standard shocks (jamex)
fucking terrible.


Couldn't agree more. Bouncy as fucking hell!
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ran jamex kit for a while it was awfull, every bump was bouncy as F*ck, save up and get some coilies
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Well they are really just for looks to be honest, but I think that corsa's are to bouncy as standard.
I have already ordered them as It does need to be lowered asap, but for the future would changing the shocks for some decent ones (bilstein/koni) be ok or do I really need coilovers?

Thanks for your advise guys, not looking forward to actively making the handling worse but it's only temporary. At least it will look good


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quote:
Originally posted by basslinecorsa
Well they are really just for looks to be honest, but I think that corsa's are to bouncy as standard.
I have already ordered them as It does need to be lowered asap, but for the future would changing the shocks for some decent ones (bilstein/koni) be ok or do I really need coilovers?

Thanks for your advise guys, not looking forward to actively making the handling worse but it's only temporary. At least it will look good


i just swapped mine for these

http://www.venommotorsport.com/manufacturer_product.php?manufacturer=Supersport&category=suspension&product=SuspensionKit&make=Vauxhall&model=Corsa%20B

the ride is great and can't fault the price

coilovers would be great, but too expensive for me.

 
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