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Spring Clamp and Assisters...?

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Old Sep 24th, 2009, 22:25   #11
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I lowered my previous 460se 40mm and it made a big difference to the way the car handled. It was great fun going round roundabouts! My bilstin kit came complete with springs/shocks and was about £250 for the set. The kit has now been transplanted onto my 'new' 460 turbo and has made a big diffrence to the way it looks. Just wish my exhaust would turn up so I can get it MOT'd!



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Old Sep 25th, 2009, 17:33   #12
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Thanks Dave.
I'll have another think about the lowering.

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