on coilovers.

how does it work on the rears? i know its a simple set up but how are they able to be adjusted?

cheers.

prob torsion bar ...

prob torsion bar ...

correct

prob torsion bar ...

correct

incorrect, there the same as a lupo/arosa the springs are separate to the shocks, with an adjuster under the spring :)

prob torsion bar ...

correct

incorrect, there the same as a lupo/arosa the springs are separate to the shocks, with an adjuster under the spring :)

Yeah this ^ Fitted them on a mate of mines C2.

yea right. same as seat ibiza as well. the shock absorbers and springs are seperate, and the adjusters (on the rears ) go under the springs. thanks anyway.

edit - sorry didnt see you already said that

Edited 26 April, 201214 yr by funkyfresh

citroen saxo's etc have torsion bars

yea my mate wants to lower his saxo but iv never played with torsion bars before so I'm not getting in involved!

torsion bars can be a ball ache...

has a saxo in another life.... turquoise......white 15" compomotive MO's (flat face)......rally flaps, and a full ashley exhaust.

I used to love that car...... for a few months before i realised wtf it was and sold it lol

ahhaa. every now and then i see one and think.... hmmm.....

then realise my cars better and its all fine.

Having to drive a Citroen C2 is already low enough for anyone, surely?

Having to drive a Citroen C2 is already low enough for anyone, surely?

I like this guy.

clever

Having to drive a Citroen C2 is already low enough for anyone, surely?

Trololololololol

Edited 27 April, 201214 yr by inspectorDUB