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    Lowering a clio

    I got a basic mk1 1.1 which im turning into a 1.8 16v very soon, now i've already fitted a complete rear axle with discs from an RSI, but the car is looking a bit high but the ride is good. how is the best way to lower it. and what parts would i require (eg:shoks /springs etc etc) and is it an easy thing to do??

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    James

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    my opinion would be to do a complete front end transfer from a 1.8 16v. the subframe suspension etc. then all you require is a set of springs. coilovers could be option but that does of course depend on your budget?

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    Too be honest the front aint too bad too be honest its the rear that is really high, would a change of shocks solve that or ???

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    Is it stripped out? If so it will sit higher as there's less weight to compress the suspension.

    You could lower the torsion bar?


 

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