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Hiya People,

 

Ok a small question...

 

My VR6 is coming off the road now in approx two weeks for the engine work I have planned (been a long time coming but been busy!!!) anyway whilst I am doing the engine work I will also be replacing the rear brakes but I also want to do something with the suspension.

 

Trouble is my budget for the suspension is £250. I really cant afford to go for coil overs or roll bars like I wanted - other stuff to buy thats more important (renovating a house at moment) so what can I get for £250...

 

I wouldnt mind lowering it 25/ 30mm to remove the 4*4 stance but I am more interested in tightening up the suspension as it feels a bit lose after 115k miles.

 

Any suggestions?

 

I can buy SACHS shocks for £120 I am informed...?

 

Cheers

 

Scott

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I was thinking maybe Sach shocks with new mounts + Eibach springs?

 

or just stick to stock height until get enough cash for coil overs? - if ever! :cry:

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Don't use a cheap kit or you'll regret it.

 

Put the £250 in the bank and keep adding to it until you have enough for a good quality kit. OItherwise do as Alan Partridge says and just refresh the top mounts and dampers, and any bushes if you can stretch to it.

 

K

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Its going to be a while till can afford the £1k suspension I want so new shocks and bushes / mounts is the way....

 

For now....

 

Cheers

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