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Need Help Guys! Felica rear springs

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Pretty new to this so bare with me.

I have a 1997 Felica LXI Plus. Looking to replace the orginal rear suspesion cos it's seen better days and i get the impression the MOT centre will laugh it out the garage next month. Orginals from Skoda are about

hello there i also want to lower my felicia :D nice to know other people want to as well, i was having quick look round on net and found this dunno if its any help 87-104 Skoda FELICIA Lowering Springs by Pi from eDirectory.co.uk online shop

just browse the net looking on sites which sell them i know iv got a link on my home pc (im in work) ill post them when i get home for you. either this or you could pop into your local garage and ask bout them , they might be able to order some or at least let u know what correct type u need.

Might be worth having a look at Butts of Bawtry - Homepage

Might be worth having a look at Butts of Bawtry - Homepage

yeah that was the site i was goin to recommend :D

mine is lowered. 35mm on s-max springs, but if your doing the dampers aswell would be worth getting estate dampers (more damping force to counteract the stiffer springs) or, the HP sporting set from Homepage

you can get lowering springs from spax too :D about

jamex springs from motorsportworld in scotland. mail order, and the cheapest available. i did 4 hours straight searching one night, i KNOW they're the cheapest.

dont hold your breath waiting on any lowering shocks though. id suggest going straight to GAZ.

if you only want back lowering springs (-35/40) and standard shocks, i can set you up a treat with some brand new items for about

I have H&R springs (45/15) on felicia. Not really comfortable ones but handling is great.

Not sure whether eibach still produces springs for felicia (on their .de site felicia is on the list but dealers are not so sure about it :confused: ). Eibach's should be the best option.

Also, Platimex should have something. Don't have any idea about quality/durability/handling.

Regarding the suspension, I have Kayaba (kyb) gas dampers. Better than original but not so great. If I remember correctly, Koni (special red) should have some dampers for felicia. Sachs also, but a bit pricey.

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usually come as a set of 4, and they look like a full set.

mind you. it dont say how much it lowers by?????

says up to 80mm. but on a felicia, if you lowered it 80mm, it would be on the floor! (trust me i know)

i'm using the HP sporting coilovers. i used lowering springs before.

the lowering springs work better with estate dampers (if you have a hatch) cuz they have more damping force.

usually come as a set of 4, and they look like a full set.

mind you. it dont say how much it lowers by?????

says up to 80mm. but on a felicia, if you lowered it 80mm, it would be on the floor! (trust me i know)

i'm using the HP sporting coilovers. i used lowering springs before.

the lowering springs work better with estate dampers (if you have a hatch) cuz they have more damping force.

price on the coilies? GAZ want

Car fitment

Skoda Felicia LX/GLX ; 12/94- ; -35mm

35mm drop me thinks.

the coilovers are HPsporting and cost

I'm seriously considering replacing the disc/pads and springs/shocks on my little bro's felly.

what would you recommend drop wise for a car ahtats quite frequently loaded fully?

35mm

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