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I'm thinking of lowering my 6N.

I want to know, what would be the most practical amount to lower it by while still giving it a nice stance.

Taking into consideration passenger weight, handling, speed bumps, Irish road(SHIT with potholes!!) etc...

I know a lot of you will say slam it to the ground but I'd prefer to keep the under-side of my car on these bad roads.

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40 mm fronts and 30mm rears

btu I'm running 80mm front and 60mm rears and only catch on the very big speed bumps

Hmmm...

My rear hits the ground sometimes when there's people in the back without the lowering...

I don't know if I can risk it being even lower...

40mm lower does look great though!!

Edited by Jaych1000

Put coilies on > Wind it down as far as you think is alright > Drive round a bit, if it catches anything then pull them up.

Only thing i can think of tbh.

Thanks for the reply.

I'd do that if I was any good with mechanics...

Sadly, I'm not

I'm running 60mm on the front and 40mm on the rear- sits low and never bottoms on the speed bumps or anything, altho it is a bit of a firm ride! i can still have a car full or the bike rack on without rubbing as well.

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