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Lowering G6et

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Has anyone lowered their G yet?

I got some new 20inch black rims put on the car a few weeks ago and it really needs to be lowered to pimp it out more. I know pedders have lowered springs out for the FG, but I dont wont to loose the ride quality too much from stock as I have had extremely lowered cars in the past and am over feeling every little bump in the road.

I will post some pics of the car with the new rims soon

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Lowering it wont make the ride quality that much worse seeing as you already have 20's on mate. If you get some decent shocks in there to allow for lowered springs, it will improve the ride :spoton:

#3

I have pedders springs in mine on 20's and im happy with the ride. most of the extra harshness/noise and loss in steering feel will come from the profile of the tyres and the extra weight of the rims more than the springs in my opinion.

they took a couple of weeks to settle right down but now is sitting about 40mm lower and looks great.

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Ovar8d if you dont post pics im going to have you banned!

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Yes post some pics and the ones I have seen of the XR6 with the peddlers didnt look that much lower.

How much did they cost you installed?

#8

New ones you numpty, we've already seen the other ones

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Just rang pedders and its about $694 supplied/fitted with wheel alignment.

OVAR8D post a side profile pic of the car after it has setteled so we can see how low it really is

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thanks sweetie :spoton:

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