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    Do i really need new shock absorbers if lowering my willy 2?

    Hello all,

    Please help i have a willy 2 on pretty much new standard shocks (just over a year old) but want to lower it by 35mm or 50mm (ideally 50mm) but every single website i go to all say i need shortened shock absorbers ie koni/spax etc. really want to lower it (mainly for looks) can anyone help? also has anyone got f and r for sale?
    let me know
    thanks james

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    Just leave it as is. They are good enough standard and look shocking with a drop.

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    Agreed - if it has the correct suspension it should look purposeful enough! If your set on lowering I would just go for 15mm kit

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    oKay thanks for letting me know. cheers

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    30mm lowered looks good on these cars too

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    Yea, bollocks, you don't have to have new dampers. Springs and just adjusting torsion bar will do for starters, coilovers are next tbh though!


 

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