after driving with coilovers id recommend going with springs :P ahahha soooo uncomfy!!!!
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yeah but the front of the C's never sits low enough with springs.Originally Posted by gmonkey
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nah it doesnt. the back of mine sits nicely on stock springs i think but lower is always better but the front always looks too high. would shocks and springs on the rear and coilovers on the front work or would it make it unsable with the front and rear not being matched?
OPEL ADDICT 1994 CORSA B 1.5D (ENGLAND) 2001 CORSA C 1.2L (ENGLAND) 2004 CORSA C 1.4L (SOLD) 2004 3.2 V6 VECTRA GTS (SOLD)
1994 CORSA B GSI C16 CONVERTED TO Z18XE (SOLD) 2001 ASTRA VAN Z16SE (CURRENT)
Probably start with springs then get some decent shocks when money allows. Probably b8s or similar
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OPEL ADDICT 1994 CORSA B 1.5D (ENGLAND) 2001 CORSA C 1.2L (ENGLAND) 2004 CORSA C 1.4L (SOLD) 2004 3.2 V6 VECTRA GTS (SOLD)
1994 CORSA B GSI C16 CONVERTED TO Z18XE (SOLD) 2001 ASTRA VAN Z16SE (CURRENT)
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