shauns ke30 Posted December 17, 2009 Report Posted December 17, 2009 hey all ive look everwhere to find this but can't!! ive herd a while ago on the club about people lowering ke30's and useing a supper low holden shockies for the rear i think they where (vn wagon supper low shocks) but not to sure if anyone can remember what they where can you let me no thanks i can't remember what they where :locked: I'm lowering my ke30 5in or 4in i have a pedders rear sway bar to fit aswell but i would like to no what shockies will be best for this and what will fit thanks shaun Quote
jason12 Posted December 17, 2009 Report Posted December 17, 2009 I know suzuki sierra shocks also bolt in, but yeah pretty sure vn wagon shocks do too Quote
Taz_Rx Posted December 17, 2009 Report Posted December 17, 2009 4-5" is just stupidly low. Any form of "suspension" travel would be in YOUR SPINE as you'll be sitting hard on the bump stops. 2"s in the rear is more than enough. Anything more is only "poser low", illegal and dangerous!!! Quote
shauns ke30 Posted December 17, 2009 Author Report Posted December 17, 2009 4-5" is just stupidly low. Any form of "suspension" travel would be in YOUR SPINE as you'll be sitting hard on the bump stops. 2"s in the rear is more than enough. Anything more is only "poser low", illegal and dangerous!!! yeah i no I'm still seeing want i can do with. but I'm also running 14in stockies with fat tyers 205/80/14 and its high as probag no'1 in australia!!!!!!!!! is reseting the leafs for me thats why I'm looking for bigger shocks for the rear to take some of the bunce go away and its legal thats what probagg told me when they do stuff like this they also engineer it too be low why will i waste $$$300 to lower it 2in when i can lowwer it 4in for the same price pfft poser low thats 6in have you seen my roll it looks like shit handles like crap lowering it will be the best think i have ever done to it or i can stay stock hight and be loveing the body roll :locked: and heckti under steer and oversteer Quote
dfunkt Posted December 17, 2009 Report Posted December 17, 2009 yea, lowerererering it iz where itz at nuffin will beet dis once it's loooooooooowWW!! you should put sum of doze 20" spinnarz on it two! hektik to da MAXXX! nothing positive in anything you've said. go talk to pedders at a MINIMUM, or find some older suspension joints and have a chat with them. SERIOUSLY. dF Quote
Taz_Rx Posted December 17, 2009 Report Posted December 17, 2009 or i can stay stock hight and be loveing the body roll :n:and heckti under steer and oversteer And you think lowering it 4-5"s will rectify this!!?? :locked: So if you could lower it 10"s for $300 would you still do that? Quote
shauns ke30 Posted December 17, 2009 Author Report Posted December 17, 2009 yea, lowerererering it iz where itz at nuffin will beet dis once it's loooooooooowWW!! you should put sum of doze 20" spinnarz on it two! hektik to da MAXXX! nothing positive in anything you've said. go talk to pedders at a MINIMUM, or find some older suspension joints and have a chat with them. SERIOUSLY. dF all i did was ask one thing and thats all i wanted i don't cair what you say or think its my rolla not yours and i can do what i want to it coz it mine see its people like yous that make rollaclub crap all i ask was one thing thanks alot and what to i get a ganging up on me hahaahahahaha yous are funny Quote
shauns ke30 Posted December 17, 2009 Author Report Posted December 17, 2009 And you think lowering it 4-5"s will rectify this!!?? :locked: So if you could lower it 10"s for $300 would you still do that? well i no 4in is still 1in from bump stops and thats what in doing! Quote
Taz_Rx Posted December 17, 2009 Report Posted December 17, 2009 (edited) We're not ganging up on you mate! :locked: We're trying to help you make an informed decision that will give you a nice look.......as well as a nice ride. dfunkt's italics comment problem wasn't the best way of conveying his message but the point is still there. He's basically just trying to say that looks aren't everything about a car. It also needs to comfortable, practical and legal!!!! The bit of his last post that I agree 100% with is the fact you should discuss this with a suspension shop like pedders etc. You'll find they will tell you that 4-5"s is also far too low and they'll make suggestions for a compromise between a ride heigh both yourself and local poo poo are happy with, as well as a safe and confortable ride. Yes its your car and you can do what you want with it, knock yourself out. But you did ask the RC.com community for opinions on this, which you were given.... weather you like them or not. Edited December 17, 2009 by Taz_Rx Quote
shauns ke30 Posted December 17, 2009 Author Report Posted December 17, 2009 We're not ganging up on you mate! :locked: We're trying to help you make an informed decision that will give you a nice look.......as well as a nice ride. dfunkt's italics comment problem wasn't the best way of conveying his message but the point is still there. He's basically just trying to say that looks aren't everything about a car. It also needs to comfortable, practical and legal!!!! The bit of his last post that I agree 100% with is the fact you should discuss this with a suspension shop like pedders etc. You'll find they will tell you that 4-5"s is also far too low and they'll make suggestions for a compromise between a ride heigh both yourself and local poo poo are happy with, as well as a safe and confortable ride. Yes its your car and you can do what you want with it, knock yourself out. But you did ask the RC.com community for opinions on this, which you were given.... weather you like them or not. yeah its sweet I'm not going for looks Taz_Rx i want a slider. thats while i have the sway bar and want it low the reson i want it so low is so i can try and get rid of as much body roll as i can. the vn commo shocks i think will take some on the spine golt away just need to no will they fit with how low i want it. Quote
fusion Posted December 17, 2009 Report Posted December 17, 2009 Your saying you want to drop it 4" low so you can get rid of body roll . . . Can I ask what else you have done to try and minimize body roll up to now? Surely you wouldn't be looking at lowering your Corolla 4"'s as your first option? :locked: Maybe try upgrading the swaybars first like you suggested you would, or even a front strut brace. Quote
shauns ke30 Posted December 17, 2009 Author Report Posted December 17, 2009 Your saying you want to drop it 4" low so you can get rid of body roll . . . Can I ask what else you have done to try and minimize body roll up to now? Surely you wouldn't be looking at lowering your Corolla 4"'s as your first option? :locked: Maybe try upgrading the swaybars first like you suggested you would, or even a front strut brace. ok sofar on the car: i have a pedders front sway bar fatter then the stock lowering king springs in the front and rear is stock? what i have for the car but havent put on::::: i have RA40 front brake upgrade ra40 lowering spings ready to go and pedders rear sway bar this is the set up i want front: RA40 brakes lowerd king spings front pedders sway bar. back: lowerd 4'' with vn wagon shocks and peders sway bar. Quote
RedKE30 Posted December 17, 2009 Report Posted December 17, 2009 (edited) I sense we're gonna see another thread about someone wrapping their car around a power pole in the near future. Edited December 17, 2009 by RedKE30 Quote
fusion Posted December 17, 2009 Report Posted December 17, 2009 Ok thats better :locked: RA40 brake upgrade works well in KE30's. Done it myself personally. Front king springs will drop it around 2" I am guessing? Or would you be cutting the springs to match the rear? Are you also changing over to a decent front shock absorber to match your new height? Quote
shauns ke30 Posted December 17, 2009 Author Report Posted December 17, 2009 I sense we're gonna see another thread about someone wrapping their car around a power pole in the near future. Quote
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