Flat Arch lowering pictures

  1. #1
    want to lower my 1.1 flat arch. just looking for some pictures of different heights. i was thinking 60mm but im not sure.. thanks!!
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    this is my car. i want it almost this low. what kit would i need for this?? or would it be an expensive coilover job?
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    ^^^^^^^^^^^^ clearly photoshopped btw people lol
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    50 - 60mm springs and uprated shocks all round. 150 quid (ish) with out labour for lowering the beam and fitting springs/shocks.
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    M1ller a user on here has had his done 50mm and theres still a little bit of a gap. Having mine doing 60mm on the front and the back to match on Tuesday so will find out what its like
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    ok thanks everyone. i get paid next friday so ill be buying full kit with springs and shockers. are apex kits ok? cos im not loaded lol
  7. #7
    Gmax/ Apex/ ctuning... all them micky mouse makes 60mm.. You can use standard dampers, not recommended though.

    The backs you lower with a torsion bar. Keep the stard 1.1 dampers at the rear
  8. #8
    flat arches lowered on 60mm kits still arent as low as your photoshop from what ive seen. to actually get it that low you'd need coilovers. if you dont want to fork out however, just get 60mm springs with the uprated dampers. id uprate the rears aswell tbh if its going low

    may need to sort out some rubbing issues aswell being a flatarch
  9. #9
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by LSOfreak View Post
    flat arches lowered on 60mm kits still arent as low as your photoshop from what ive seen. to actually get it that low you'd need coilovers. if you dont want to fork out however, just get 60mm springs with the uprated dampers. id uprate the rears aswell tbh if its going low

    may need to sort out some rubbing issues aswell being a flatarch
    yeah im definately getting uprated shockers all round. heard bad things happen if you dont haha. ill get pictures up when its all done
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    mine
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    Quote:
    Originally Posted by kennym1987 View Post
    mine
    that is sexy. how low is that front and rear?
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    60 front and 100 at the back
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    imo that rear is way too low, then again the problem with flat arches is you cant lower it to look level without a monstrous gap at the front, or nosediving.... i still cant find the perfect hieght, so ill be keeping an eye on this
  14. #14
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Damask View Post
    imo that rear is way too low, then again the problem with flat arches is you cant lower it to look level without a monstrous gap at the front, or nosediving.... i still cant find the perfect hieght, so ill be keeping an eye on this
    Yeah i swear most poeple who get there 1.1 sax lowered go way to low on the back!
  15. #15
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by kennym1987 View Post
    60 front and 100 at the back
    epic hahaha i dont think im going that low on the back! going 60 front and like 40 rear. my local mechanic said hes done a couple flat arches and said its probably the most level look without nosediving it lol
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  16. #16
    this is my flat arch how i want it. but its never gonna get that low unless i get coilovers which i simply cant afford. so i just photoshopped it so i can dream about it lol


    BEFORE

    AFTER
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    Some pictures of my old flatty, apparently -50mm at the front and 60-70 at the rear.
    Flat arches have to be low to pull of the rear imo.
  18. #18
    that silver flatty looks quite good. but i cant imagine me raising mine. love it too much. maybe just not go so low on the next axle haha
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    this is what i have just bought. 60mm lowering kit. should be getting fitted this weekend before the York modified cruise meet on monday!

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    this is my flat arch mate 30 on front ( soon to be 40mm) and rear is 40mm


  21. #21
    green flat arch above is one of the nicest ive seen for a while. good effort mate,looks really smart.
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    Quote:
    Originally Posted by rick_VTR View Post
    green flat arch above is one of the nicest ive seen for a while. good effort mate,looks really smart.
    cheers mate, much apreciated, check out my progress thread for the spec and more pics of it inside aswell