Lowered and aligned - pics
08-08-2008, 07:38 AM
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Lowered and aligned - pics
Just had my 3.2 lowered and a full laser alignment for the geometry. As well as looking much nicer (in my eyes) it's transformed the handling. Turn-in is much tighter and there is a much decreased tendency for lift-off oversteer. Just wanted to share my pleasure
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08-08-2008, 06:40 PM
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Cheers for the positive comments guys. The car was done by GT-One, Chertsey. I highly recomend them. They consulted me during each step (I hung around for the day) so was able to say if I was happy or not before the next step. I even went back the next day for a very small tweak and they did it immediately for no extra cost. Great service.
The height is notably lower than standard euro but most speed bumps are OK if I take it slowly. No rubbing problems - I asked for a fair bit of negative camber on the rear to help avoid this as well as improve the handling. The ride is still just as compliant as before.
nicklouse - no idea about the twin fogs actually, I've had that comment before. Anyone else know if this is unusual?
The height is notably lower than standard euro but most speed bumps are OK if I take it slowly. No rubbing problems - I asked for a fair bit of negative camber on the rear to help avoid this as well as improve the handling. The ride is still just as compliant as before.
nicklouse - no idea about the twin fogs actually, I've had that comment before. Anyone else know if this is unusual?
08-09-2008, 07:08 PM
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That looks to be about the same height as mine. I agree that it is a great height. Mine hasn't caused me any issues on the street, other than normal caution on driveways, etc.