What are good adjustable coilovers for my e30
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michaelhowell123
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I'm looking to buy some adjustable's for my e30, I have had alook and everyone had different opinions about every different set!!! So has anyone using a good set they can recommend ??
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pacerpete
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Gaz Golds have a good rep. £1000 should cover it. Alternately, Lidl are doing a TUV approved set in next Wednesdays sale for £79.99. Sick 
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Fastroad
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I know what set I am going to havea˜Špacerpete wrote:Gaz Golds have a good rep. £1000 should cover it. Alternately, Lidl are doing a TUV approved set in next Wednesdays sale for £79.99. Sick
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LondonTom
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I've run gaz golds on my last two cars - whether they're any good or not I couldn't tell you as I'm a rubbish driver.
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ross_jsy
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Ask yourself why you need to adjust the suspension on your car. If your answer is anything other than it's a track car you don't need them.
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gooseygander110
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agreed....... mine is a track bitch, have put Gaz Golds on and they are awesome..,..totally transform the cars handling..... for track awesome for road......no pointross_jsy wrote:Ask yourself why you need to adjust the suspension on your car. If your answer is anything other than it's a track car you don't need them.
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michaelhowell123
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Well this is my daily so I want to make sure I can still use it in the winter. Generally means lifting it back up
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michaelhowell123
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Well this is my daily so I want to make sure I can still use it in the winter. Generally means lifting it back up
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ross_jsy
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Slam it on some JOM's or some other shit then, doubt handling is really a concern for you if you need to raise it depending on the season...
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e30topless
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or you could save cash and take the grinder to your springs
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Rav335uk
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Like Magpie.e30topless wrote:or you could save cash and take the grinder to your springs
If you Got "Haters",Then your doing something Right!
CR24v??? Where's it all gone?? LOL
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Fastroad
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School of Lowering 1 0 1.e30topless wrote:or you could save cash and take the grinder to your springs
Cheap and cheerful. Don't cut one side shorter then the other or will look dreadful ... Lol
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capnmchl
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Next weeks lesson is using some heat from an oxy-acetylene torch to acheive the same desired effect.Fastroad wrote:School of Lowering 1 0 1.e30topless wrote:or you could save cash and take the grinder to your springs
Cheap and cheerful. Don't cut one side shorter then the other or will look dreadful ... Lol
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Fastroad
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+ nail file to make it smooth...what's the word I'm thinking of ....init (think that's correct) a˜acapnmchl wrote:Next weeks lesson is using some heat from an oxy-acetylene torch to acheive the same desired effect.Fastroad wrote:School of Lowering 1 0 1.e30topless wrote:or you could save cash and take the grinder to your springs
Cheap and cheerful. Don't cut one side shorter then the other or will look dreadful ... Lol