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stupied idea i seen in halfrods!

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i used to work at halfords and there was a guy there we all used to call clamps cos he put those on his saxo vtr and when you were driving behind them you could see them nearly touching the floor lol

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My mum's low mileage Corsa-C went bang the other day - on a smooth road,the coil spring snapped for no reason,and went straight through the tyre. I wouldnt bolt clamps to them!

I dont want to change the topic but I remmember once seeing a slow moveing corsa-c driveing past me at an odd angle one day and a rubbing noise comeing from the n/s wheel I thought it was quite stupid of the owner to drive the car in such a dangerous condition it must be a common problem on the corsa-c.

Them clamps are f*****g stupid I can see one of them pinging off and claming someone life if someone is useing them on the road.

Show use only my arse neons are show use only but how many folk have seen them on the streets bolted to chav cars.

This was the nearside front.

I'd rather cut my springs!

'Show use only' or whatever.. thats not going to stop half the people who buy them!

That is a fresh product - Anyone for a group buy - they will go well on my coilys!!

And on that site they're £8 a corner!

Surely a set of lowering springs wouldn't cost much more if you shopped around?

lol

ghetto...

ordered!

:p

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yeah thats them! on the halfords one tho it doesnt say for show use only!

i was going to singh up and reply to ther qeustions but sod that lol glad evry one thinks the same as me

crap answers to the questions asked

soo dangerous

lol boj job by the sounds of it!

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