Lowering springs not low !!

RustyMx3

So glad of this info as I was just about to spunk away some money for some Jamex, G Max it is then.

barrywhite21

yeh defo i would, i have same as rainy 17" rims and mine looks exactly the same lowness wise

Famine

@e231fae183=nightstalker:

So glad of this info as I was just about to spunk away some money for some Jamex, G Max it is then.

Let me know how much you're looking at spending, because I think I have a better idea. Which also goes for everyone else.

barrywhite21

sounds interesting…..

HammyGlos

@07d2067787:

Let me know how much you're looking at spending, because I think I have a better idea. Which also goes for everyone else.

Tell me more…

Famine

**My project requires a wholly bespoke set of springs. The people making them will have my stock springs as a template, from which they can make any combination of rate, height and colour to fit the MX-3.

I've just submitted a group buy enquiry to them and I'll let you know a ballpark price as soon as I can.

Edit: As a point of preparedness, I'd say you ought to reckon on £200 as a pessimistic ballpark high and £150 as an optimistic ballpark low.**

HammyGlos

@b3228faf29:

As a point of preparedness, I'd say you ought to reckon on £200 as a pessimistic ballpark high and £150 as an optimistic ballpark low.

Considering that the higher end springs from manufacturers come in around these prices (and more in some cases) I think this is a good price and will put my name down for these..

Hammy

Famine

I've been browsing the internet for their work. They've been quoted as providing a full set of four for £180 on a similar car and a pair with a four inch lift for a hardcore green-laner for £110. They're made from heat-treated, shot-peened chrome vanadium steel and powdercoated (I've asked for purple :D ). I'm not sure what guarantee they put on them - I'll ask before I commit anyone - but GMax are 3yr and I doubt they'll be anywhere near as short as that.

Famine

Thither - not a bad estimate I made :D

djmarcopolo

@f857a44b98=Ryan:

@f857a44b98=djmarcopolo:

Maybe Jamex is right for me, I want to lower but I am not going to pay the £1100 to have my kerb lowered to get on my driveway so that only leaves me 25mm max I can lower by as that is the lowest point I have measured that will touch if I go low.

http://www.southwestmotorsport.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=13_1191_6333_6342&products_id=30565&zenid=d63d2be188d876699d86cf51bbd50682

Those could be worth a look?

Thanks for the link I might get away with those :D