Cheapest way to drop a 6n 16v 100mm

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PoloCornwall
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Cheapest way to drop a 6n 16v 100mm

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whats the cheapest, or best value for money way to do it,?
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Take the wheels off :)
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lol thiers always one :twisted:
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Re: Cheapest way to drop a 6n 16v 100mm

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PoloCornwall wrote:whats the cheapest, or best value for money way to do it,?
Coilovers - but they aren't cheap

or cut the springs and drive around in a deathtrap :roll:
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Re: Cheapest way to drop a 6n 16v 100mm

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bstardchild wrote:
PoloCornwall wrote:whats the cheapest, or best value for money way to do it,?
Coilovers - but they aren't cheap

or cut the springs and drive around in a deathtrap :roll:
how much could i get a set of coilovers for, to drop it that far? many on ebay? second hand ones dangerous? soory for all the questions lol
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