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Old 21 July 2007 | 05:36 PM
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how low can you go when lowering a 2001 bugeye on 18"s
Old 21 July 2007 | 07:17 PM
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If it's a WRX then you can buy my brand new Eibach Pro-street coilovers which are in my garage

And lower it almost to the bumpstops LOL

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If it's a WRX then you can buy my brand new Eibach Pro-street coilovers which are in my garage

And lower it almost to the bumpstops LOL

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how much you after
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had the eibach pro street set up on my bug eye and dropped it 35mm all round i think and had no rubbing/clearance issues and it transformed the handling, much quicker turn in
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Originally Posted by leerichosti
had the eibach pro street set up on my bug eye and dropped it 35mm all round i think and had no rubbing/clearance issues and it transformed the handling, much quicker turn in
thanks mate, did you have 18s on
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I have them for sale in the "for sale" section but Scoobynet has gone Pants...there are adverts all over the shop including down the right hand side of the page............!!

Back in a mo !

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They are for sale here

https://www.scoobynet.com/private-sa...-new-post.html

How about £500 ??

you could always buy my 19" kahn RSV's which fill the bugeye arches quite well

Mail me on shaunwhitehead@aol.com for pics !

Cheers


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what more info do you need?
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Dynamix...If I post you a pic could you host it for me? It shows the Bugeye suspension strut against the Eibach pro street and it also shows the Exe-TC which I went for in the end LOL

Cheers

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this is mine lowered:



sure - send me a pic

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Dynamix.... Nice

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E-mail pics on the way LOL
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Originally Posted by dynamix
what more info do you need?
no one has answered my question yet!!
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how low do you want to go?

bear in mind that going too low will change the roll centre of the car and will, if you go low enough, put it sub ground level. This will make the car handle like a pig and defeat the object of the exercise.
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also, the size of wheel wont affect it as I would imagine that the profile of the tyres you will fit will be in keeping with the overall diameter otherwise gearing will be screwed.
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