[jimboh120+]

can anyone tell me roughly how much it should cost to get my mg zr 120+ lowered & how low i can go safely with no ill effects?

cheers

 

[Matt]

Not sure on costs, but some AVO -35mm lowering springs should be your best bet.

 

[jimboh120+]

at the moment i have 16" alloys, would these -35mm springs be suitable if i were to go for 17" alloys?

 

[Matt]

Yeah no problem. Loads of people have done this. Cos ure ZR is lower than say my Rover 200 by 20mm as standard, adding 35mm lowering springs will lower it 2 a total of 55mm. Will improve he looks no end.

 

[ThumpJunkie]

You can probably go quite low without having any scrubbing, however it depends on how good your suspension kit is. My ZR is dropped 50mm on 17s with no scrubbing even with 5 people in the car, but the kit is worth about £700. You can get springs for as low as £90 plus fitting, but I honestly have no idea how good they are.

 

[crossy]

You can probably go quite low without having any scrubbing, however it depends on how good your suspension kit is. My ZR is dropped 50mm on 17s with no scrubbing even with 5 people in the car, but the kit is worth about £700. You can get springs for as low as £90 plus fitting, but I honestly have no idea how good they are.

What kit you got.

 

[ThumpJunkie]

LEDA springs & dampers, which are IMO the best non-coilover kit on the market. Got them for £200 all in on ebay :rvd:

http://gallery.mg-rover.org/showphoto.php/photo/8519/password//sort/1/cat/500/page/1

 

[crossy]

jesus that is cheap nice deal