Emtee
New Member
- Messages
- 8,446
Rob, I'll take some pictures of mine later today. Spacers and dropped is fine. No risk of fouling so long as you don't go ridiculously low, but if you did you could always fit camber plates
For Sale: 2007 4200CC Coupe
- Thread starter hodroyd
- Start date
Rob, I'll take some pictures of mine later today. Spacers and dropped is fine. No risk of fouling so long as you don't go ridiculously low, but if you did you could always fit camber plates
hodroyd
Member
- Messages
- 14,150
OK Miles, always open to suggestion, what clearance have you got from tyre top to arch edge..?? Driving home with the boot full of the OE exhaust bits did make it sit lower, so if that's luggage for example, I don't want to finish up tapping the bodywork on bumps..!!
Cheers
R
Cheers
R
Robert, with 15mm lower setup on my 4200 (18" rims) i have travelled half of Europe (Italy, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and back) with my ex girlfriend (not the white pants!!!) with luggage room and rear seats full of stuff. I don't think there 'll be any trouble under any condition.
The only thing that is dangerous to hit, are the cats, cause it's very low down there, but if you're up for spacers only, this won't be a problem.
mjheathcote
Centenary Club
- Messages
- 9,041
Formula Dynamics recommend the following ride heights when fitting their lowering springs.
Measured from top of wheel rim alloy, to underside of wheel arch.
18" wheels 4200 front 105mm rear 117mm
19" wheels GS front 93mm rear 105mm
Measured from top of wheel rim alloy, to underside of wheel arch.
18" wheels 4200 front 105mm rear 117mm
19" wheels GS front 93mm rear 105mm
mjheathcote
Centenary Club
- Messages
- 9,041
No, I'm hopeless.
Have a FD DBW module to fit too.
I'm more than capable of fitting them myself, and consequently do not like giving the job to others, but sometimes if I don't, it just doesn't get done!