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Originally Posted by lowglider
You haven`t told us how much more the new springs would cost. Lowering does improve mpg but I doubt it would pay for itself. If you go for it, I strongly recommend using progressive or soft springs, so that you do not ruin the already not not so smooth ride quality
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New springs= £80
New Shocks another £80 for fronts only.
New cheap coilovers £155 (front and rear)
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Originally Posted by aerohead
Lowering,by itself,may not achieve the lowest Cd.Low drag concept cars as the Probe-IV not only lowered the nose,but also raised the tail for out-of-town driving,configuring the 'rake' of the car for overall lowest drag.This is something which a full-scale wind tunnel would be handy for ascertaining.
I'd be inclined to maintain a 'factory' suspension.
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Duly noted- this being the week before payday, I'm in no position to pay for the bits to alter anything!
interesting re the probe- maybe a front only drop would have similar outcomes?