The wife says her new car sits too high and wants it lowered ... however she only wants a mild drop so with this in mind what do people recommend?

Any pictures to compare?

These threads might help and there are more if you search.

http://briskoda.net/forums/topic/231359-lowering-options-mk2-fabia-vrs

http://briskoda.net/forums/topic/339705-mk2-vrs-lowering

Edited 16 October, 20169 yr by Offski

I highly recommend H&R Springs.

Improved the ride of mine no end.

Yep H&R for me to VRS estate and my Octavia VRS estate

I highly recommend H&R Springs.

Improved the ride of mine no end.

 

I'm worried the H&R springs are going to be too low. She wants a mild drop, not so it is sitting right on the tyres?

The Eibach Pro springs sound like they'll be the ideal option for you - https://www.dpmperformance.co.uk/car-parts/skoda/fabia/eibach-20mm-pro-lowering-suspension-springsfabia-5j-vrs-14t-si-0307

 

Damian @ DPM Performance 

The Eibach Pro springs sound like they'll be the ideal option for you - https://www.dpmperformance.co.uk/car-parts/skoda/fabia/eibach-20mm-pro-lowering-suspension-springsfabia-5j-vrs-14t-si-0307

 

Damian @ DPM Performance 

 

That's pretty much what I've decided on Damian. Thanks

The wife says her new car sits too high and wants it lowered ... however she only wants a mild drop so with this in mind what do people recommend? <SNIP>

For £200+, your wife can get her car lowered by just a wee bit under an inch . . . surely she could do with a new dress or some more shoes instead?

To be fair mines not excessively low.

Not the look I'm after...

For £200+, your wife can get her car lowered by just a wee bit under an inch . . . surely she could do with a new dress or some more shoes instead?

Can I let you ask her that whilst I watch?

I see your point, but it's her car not mine. A happy wife is a happy life ...

For £200+, your wife can get her car lowered by just a wee bit under an inch . . . surely she could do with a new dress or some more shoes instead?

Sometimes women just like that extra inch.

Edited 18 October, 20169 yr by Brian69