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maxcorsac

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Registered: 17th Apr 03
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8th May 03 at 17:33

Hi All!

Just another small querie, I have a 1.2 sxi corsa c and to be honest the cornering in it at any speed is crap! It rolls alot and there doesn't seem to be alot of grip their. I have 17's on the car but with the 17's the handling didn't seem to get any better? (maybe because they are heavier than 15's?). Can anyone give me any advice as to how i can get rid of this problem (without cutting my roof of!).

Cus i'm fed up with being beaten round the corners by 1.1 Saxos and 1.1 Peogeot 106's!

Anyones help would be appreciated.

Munchie

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8th May 03 at 17:36

get it lowered 30/40mm it will improve it loads and loads!

dannycorsa c

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Registered: 8th Mar 03
Location: manchester (astley/tyldesley)
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8th May 03 at 17:43

get it lowered mine handles top!

scotty19

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Registered: 2nd Jan 03
Location: Warrington
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8th May 03 at 17:51

aye, get a full suspension kit like.

maxcorsac

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8th May 03 at 20:52

What will a 30/40mm drop cost me

Fitted

psycho sport

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Registered: 27th Mar 03
Location: Guildford Surrey Drives: Vauxhall Monaro
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8th May 03 at 20:55

A cheaper way is to get a strut brace!

maxcorsac

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8th May 03 at 21:03

What will a strut brace cost and what will a 30/40mm drop cost

psycho sport

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8th May 03 at 21:12

Strut brace £55-£80.
Full suspension £250+

maxcorsac

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8th May 03 at 21:18

Thanks for the advice mate!

Cheers!

Munchie

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9th May 03 at 00:36

springs and fitting....about £140

markos

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9th May 03 at 00:44

get some stabilizers first. then go for the strut brace and springs/suspension. i got eibach's stabilizer last week. noticed a huge improvement in handling. mine's lowered -30mm (eibach) with sachs advantage shox (spax psx soon).

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