I don't know if this is the right topic to post but I would be thankful for any help.
My suspension setup is a coilover kit with bilstein group N shocks in front with apex 20/60/200lbs springs.
In back, I have gaz shocks with the stock 19mm tosion bars and a 25mm peugeot sport anti-roll bar.
Making some test with the height I ended that lowering more than 2,5cm the reaction of the car is not good.
That's because the wishbones work in reverse and the whole geometry of the suspension is a mess. By lowering
2,5cm wishbones are in parallel with the ground.
I decided to follow this guide from peugeot sport.
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according the above guide I measure my car from a flat level as shown below.
(I did a mistake, front height is back and... in other words, front 16cm and back 19cm)
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Could be someone can take a measure from the height of his
stock saxo vts 16V in order to confirm that I didn't any mistake?
I measured the height from the ground to the point we put the jack in front and in back correspondingly.
What is the the diffrence in height between front and back of a stock vts 16V?
thank you in advnace!
, voila pourquoi je n'étais pas catégorique. Après peut être qu'au volant la différence est plus notable.
