Pi Lowering springs
15 September 2002, 11:08 PM
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Are these my old springs?
If so, they lower the car nicely
Your old ones are still going well...
I'll BTTT this for you.
[Edited by dnb - 9/15/2002 11:09:07 PM]
If so, they lower the car nicely
Your old ones are still going well...
I'll BTTT this for you.
[Edited by dnb - 9/15/2002 11:09:07 PM]
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24 September 2002, 08:10 PM
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nothing against you,but
PI springs are just about the worst springs you can buy. If you like bouncing up and down a LOT and feeling sea sick then these are the puppys. My mates old car was nicked named the speed boat.
PI springs are just about the worst springs you can buy. If you like bouncing up and down a LOT and feeling sea sick then these are the puppys. My mates old car was nicked named the speed boat.
25 September 2002, 01:34 AM
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Yep, they are still available
Tony, Nice Scoob mate
Thanks for the postive comments Big End, as for the springs being
bouncy, I think you'll find that depends how knackered your shocks are!
I've had several diff cars with uprated suspension & these are no more bouncy than anything i've experienced
Tim
Tony, Nice Scoob mate
Thanks for the postive comments Big End, as for the springs being
bouncy, I think you'll find that depends how knackered your shocks are!
I've had several diff cars with uprated suspension & these are no more bouncy than anything i've experienced
Tim
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