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Tom_GSi_Red
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   13th Jan 07 at 18:18   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Got a corsa GSI and am considering lowering it.Iv heard that they tend 2 crack the paint on the stress points when lowered.How would i go about doing the job without this problem happening as the car is an original example with only 67000 genuine miles on the clock.Any advice will be more than welcome
BarnshaW
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13th Jan 07 at 18:20   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
mine has 66616 lol im waiting for 66666
Tom_GSi_Red
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13th Jan 07 at 18:24   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
tidy.Wen i had it it only had 50000 but i had to use it in work cz i smashed the van up and using my car woz the punishment i had.

[Edited on 13-01-2007 by Tom_GSi_Red]
N90ATH
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13th Jan 07 at 18:26   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
the b pillars are the only palces that crack to my knwledge and this will happen over time anyway, lowering will speed up the cracking but can be repaired easily
Tom_GSi_Red
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13th Jan 07 at 18:28   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
well the car is 12 years old this year and is imaculate no rust or dints or scratches or nethin.Must be seen.Its mint no b***shit
N90ATH
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13th Jan 07 at 18:31   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
aye there are many cora gsi out there taht are mint. lowering the car will make it looik alot better, depending on wot kit and how low may help handling. this may cause a crack to start but get it repaired, and if its done propberly it wont need it ever again in theroy
Ian
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13th Jan 07 at 18:31   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
It doesnt happen to every single car. Depends how its driven and exactly how hard the suspension is. I wouldn't let it put you off. It they go, fix them.
Tom_GSi_Red
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13th Jan 07 at 18:38   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Wot sort of suspension setup would u go for?I dont want 1 that is rock hard and also i want a full kit with good handling.Iv aslo heard that they make the tyre wear alot more on the inside.Is there ne way this can be sorted out?
Tom_GSi_Red
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13th Jan 07 at 18:39   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Also im not to keen on it being slammed rite to the floor.Just suttle lowering realy to make it look alot better

 
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