206 and Coil Spring ...

Hello friends;

Don't we have any friends who can have ideas and experience now?

I do not recommend you to wear rims larger than 15 ". It creates a distance between front and rear in 3.5 springs. The front stays in the air. I find it inconvenient in a front-wheel drive vehicle. You can use it with 5 cm eibach or 5 cm fk spring and 1 tooth torsion low. If you keep using the rim, the front will be flattened, I will recommend using it with the rim as soon as the original tire has big cheeks.

hi 1.4 cc 206's, 5mm spring -> 3,5mm will descend like 4 mm. I have friends doing the engine, because the engine is lightweight, it gives such a result. I also recommend the springs you are talking about, especially the aiback is very hard. The 1,6 2,0 engine 206 and the 5mm spring dropped at full value. but I think that it depends on the spring brand, they are all yawning different!

Thank you guys for your advice. I think that 5cm will be too much for my vehicle, which means that 4-5 people are getting into the vehicle, and even now, my crankcase, which can make contact from time to time, will be exposed to more contact then. The only reason I want a spring is because I think of a 16 inch rim. I think the 15 '' rim will not show itself much, I think the cheeks will remain thick, I want the thin cheek as much as possible.

I made a new application, I do not recommend 16 wheels with certainty, you will regret it. I use a 195 "50 * 15 tire with a 15" inch rim. I use a 35 mm spring in the front, the torsion height at the rear is 11.8cm.

[QUOTE = mustafakirli] I made a new application, I do not recommend 16 wheels with certainty, you will regret it. I use a 195 "50 * 15 tire with a 15" inch rim. I use a 35 mm spring in the front, the torsion height at the rear is 11.8cm. [/ QUOTE] Do you sell 16 wheels or go to 15 or not? Is the usual problems for 16 wheels? I think I am 16 wheels.

I think there is no problem. I use it with 16 wheels. There are 3.5 springs. I have never dropped the back. I am thinking of enlarging the 16 wheels.

If those who use 3.5 wheels and 3.5mm and 5mm bows share the picture, it can be made more logical.

I use 5 cm fk. You can use the springs very soft and you can easily drop them by 5 cm. You know, if you pay 3.5 cm and want the front to stay in the air like a goat.

16 rims 195 45 16
185 55 15 with 15 rims
If you use 205 40 17 on 17 wheels, there will be no friction at all.

I also use 16 rims I had no problems :) I did not use a spring but more

No need to play with a 5 cm shock absorber

I know that it is necessary to replace the shock absorbers.

[QUOTE = Cl N]

I know that it is necessary to replace the shock absorbers.

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no you don't need to change it fk soft spring goes down with the shock absorber But if you say the cone suit car never get out of the way, it's up to you.

[QUOTE = d3Li] [QUOTE = mustafakirli] I made new application, I do not recommend 16 wheels with certainty, you regret it. I use a 195 "50 * 15 tire with a 15" inch rim. I use a 35 mm spring in the front, the torsion height at the rear is 11.8cm. [/ QUOTE] Do you sell 16 wheels or go to 15 or not? Is the usual problems for 16 rims? I think 16 rims are confused [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = mustafakirli] I made a new application, I do not recommend 16 wheels with certainty, you will regret it. I use a 195 "50 * 15 tire with a 15" inch rim. I use a 35 mm spring in the front, the torsion height at the rear is 11.8cm. [/ QUOTE]

unfortunately, it's a bit about the tire brand.

I think my car did not fall to the ground enough with a 3.5 spring because the gasoline was 1.4. so i'm losing control. I don't know how if I use a 5 mm spring. even the car has been lifted up, where I previously drove the snow, the car does not rub now, I don't understand how this spring :) I will look at the booklet and compare the data of the data

By the way, somebody help me. how to drop the front part of the car stayed in the air: (((35 mm springs did not work at all. the car seems to be uplifted if i use 50mm spring, shock absorber etc. what should i do.