I've got a 3 Door White Phase 1 306 Dturbo.
Had the car for over 2 years now and i've done a few bits and bobs.
-S16 Sideskirts
-Laser Alloys
-S16 Red Fleck half leather interior
-Yellow fog lights
-Done a Bosch Conversion
Over the next few weeks i'll be putting GTI6 brake set up on the front, putting a new Alternator on, Boost gauge and do the usual tuning (finally)
Plans for the next few months, FMIC, HDi gearbox, New front bumper (current one knackered!) and 40mm Lowering and much more.
Ill upload some photos tomorrow, when its light and had a clean!!!
(02-01-2013, 07:07 PM)Piggy1987 Wrote: dont slam it like all the other planks...30mm is just right.
looks sweet.
Wish I hadnt sold my lazers now. Think Lazers suit the ph1 better than clones
50/60 mm is hardly slammed
cheers for the PhotoShop! Gives me some encouragement to lower it a bit. The roads I drive to work on are bendy A roads, I want it practical but looking good at the same time, if you know what I mean, in debating between 40-50mm
Iv had my DT at 50mm for 2 years, and i live in the middle of no where with proper shitty country roads and its never been an issue and thats with a splitter on the front bumper
defo go for the 50. you wont be sorry. when doing the back i think imo just go a tad lower. just to try and get the car a bit more lower. but thats just me.
(02-01-2013, 07:20 PM)kingy Wrote: defo go for the 50. you wont be sorry. when doing the back i think imo just go a tad lower. just to try and get the car a bit more lower. but thats just me.
Yeah kingy has a point, if you lower the rear 50mm your going to need like 70 on your rear to level it out,
(02-01-2013, 07:07 PM)Piggy1987 Wrote: dont slam it like all the other planks...30mm is just right.
looks sweet.
Wish I hadnt sold my lazers now. Think Lazers suit the ph1 better than clones
50/60 mm is hardly slammed
this is slammed
nah man, thats irish and broken!
when you start getting that low your cambers start getting affected because front arms are at the wrong angle, factor that in with years of not ensure the rack is centred and you get mega crazy bump steer...horrible
(05-01-2013, 07:05 AM)ozonehostile Wrote: it certainly does when its on the road yes, but not in my garage like it has been for the last 3 months because i smashed the screen
I promised my self an early night last night, but that didn't go to plan, I started reading your project thread! Haha