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Poot

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Registered: 30th Jan 05
Location: Wales/midlands drives: 1.6 16v
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4th Jul 05 at 20:41

Have bought a set of the infamous Apex lowering springs, fitted them and its nowhere near low enough, and higher on the back

Im planning on dropping the car 60mm all round now on Spax SSX springs, can anyone vouch they actually lower 60mm or 50mm?
Not worried about scrubbage on the rear, may be taking out the back seats

cheers for any help

5chaap2k

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Registered: 20th Apr 05
Location: Schiedam, Netherlands
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4th Jul 05 at 20:58

ive got an apex 60/60 lowering
springs AND sportshocks (also apex)

at first i had apex 60/40 and that looked like poo at the back.. (way to high)

on 60/40:

now @ 60/60:

Poot

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Registered: 30th Jan 05
Location: Wales/midlands drives: 1.6 16v
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4th Jul 05 at 21:07

Car looks good there 60/60 but i'd rather not buy another set of Apex springs and possibly be disappointed

I've seen Jamex springs also, anyone rate these?

5chaap2k

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Registered: 20th Apr 05
Location: Schiedam, Netherlands
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4th Jul 05 at 21:11

use nova shocks and springs. they come out a bit lower however if u have a big engine (xe) fitted i wont recommend it

only got experience with apex but if u want to be sure why don't u get some adjustble shocks/springs