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scotty38 Member Since: 21 May 2011 Location: Lincolnshire Posts: 571 |
Thanks all appreciated and this above is what I was wondering about a downside and if it was real or not. I can live with a bit less articulation and clearance but anything like this would steer me back to standard height. After reading the post that spoke about a 2” drop which is a fair bit more than the Alive lowered ones but even so if there’s a chance for this sort of problem I may stick with standard. Now I’m a little more educated I can ask them specifically. Many thanks |
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9th Sep 2021 10:28pm |
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iforland Member Since: 27 Mar 2021 Location: redditch Posts: 17 |
If you go with the Alive lowered springs (-1") and then add in the isolators doesn't that bring them pretty much back to the same height as standard ones?
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10th Sep 2021 7:12am |
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kenzle8a Member Since: 12 Feb 2020 Location: None Posts: 1074 |
Lowering should be at least an (1 inch) so 25mm and the isolators are what 10mm+ give or take, as above seems a waste of money on springs, although looking at the photos of the lowered ones its far more than an inch given the wheel to arch gap as standard. It looks closer to 50 or 60mm lower.
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10th Sep 2021 7:22am |
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