to raise the car
- Thread starter leon45
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Speak to Steve at CRS Performance – Specialist Suspension Systems and Tuning
Got some pics?
What size wheels you got?
Is it OEM standard sportline suspension?
What size wheels you got?
Is it OEM standard sportline suspension?
Having the bigger size tyres on the front is probably your problem? Why are they bigger at the front?
Swap back to front... should be better
to improve steering, traction and better breaking
okay thank you so much I'll look into itBecause it's a FWD
I would try swapping front to back and if that's not enough for you go to a garage and let them raise it and do a wheel alignment.
ir might be I'm going to ask my mechanic . thank you
As the others have said put the wider tyres on the rear.
As it’s on coil overs I would raise it as well.
I had 20” wheels with cheap Chinese 275/40 R17’s on mine when I bought it. It was also too low on H&R springs and drove horribly.
The first thing I did the day after I bought it was to put a set of 18” Sportline alloys on with Michelin tyres and that immediately made it drive a lot better. The suspension was still terrible though so I went to @CRS Performance and had their Evo Technik kit fitted which completely transformed how it drove. It wasn’t cheap but for the quality of ride and improvement to handling it was worth every penny.
As it’s on coil overs I would raise it as well.
I had 20” wheels with cheap Chinese 275/40 R17’s on mine when I bought it. It was also too low on H&R springs and drove horribly.
The first thing I did the day after I bought it was to put a set of 18” Sportline alloys on with Michelin tyres and that immediately made it drive a lot better. The suspension was still terrible though so I went to @CRS Performance and had their Evo Technik kit fitted which completely transformed how it drove. It wasn’t cheap but for the quality of ride and improvement to handling it was worth every penny.
