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1. Ritch Infrequent Poster Joined: Sep 2006 Warwick Posts: 125 1.1... gettting there

   #1 17th September 2007, 21:05

   i am due to be lowering my sax on wed but im doing the front with the help of some friends of mine and im paying ABmotorsport to do the torsions, in the meantimeis it going to handle like a right dog? saves me £80 but am i going to kill myself if i rag it? has anyone done this on there own cars?
   
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2. Crunkers Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Jul 2007 Verwood Posts: 5217 53 Renault Clio 1.2 16v

   #2 17th September 2007, 21:12

   What are you on about, can't make sense of that mate
   
   Cheers
3. Ritch Infrequent Poster Joined: Sep 2006 Warwick Posts: 125 1.1... gettting there

   #3 17th September 2007, 21:16

   tryin to say that if iv got the front half of the car lower and stiffer and the rear half which is already soft and higher than the front, is it going to handle really bad?
   
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4. Crunkers Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Jul 2007 Verwood Posts: 5217 53 Renault Clio 1.2 16v

   #4 17th September 2007, 21:19

   I imagine you'll get a bit of under steer, just don't go flying into any corners and you'll be fine mate
   
   Cheers
5. Ritch Infrequent Poster Joined: Sep 2006 Warwick Posts: 125 1.1... gettting there

   #5 18th September 2007, 11:40

   cheers, understeers like crap already so im not looking forward to that lol
   
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6. Badgersport Established Member Joined: Mar 2007 Wolverhampton Posts: 1055 106 xsi 16v, Fiesta Tdci

   #6 18th September 2007, 13:14

   I did the opposite, lowered my torsion bars and drove for a week before i lowered the front end. Was a bit skittish but didn't drive like a tool with the car like that. Should be ok.
   
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