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Suspension Xr6T Fg Sedan


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  • Member For: 12y 4m 5d

hey, I have a xr6T fg 2011 with lux pack so I have the 19's is it wise to get it lowered?......it would look betta but some people rekon that it is an pain in the ars!!!! and that it will actually not improve the handling but more the opposite!!

anyone else done this to their sedan......if there are issues, like some say u can just replace the springs others say it will stuff your shocks....so they need to be replaced....

but I dont want to do it if the standard suspension handles better.....it will look better but just tossing up the idea and thought I would see if anyone else has done this ( I would imagine many have ) and what they think of it and if the recommend it!

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  • Member For: 13y 5m 12d
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  • Location: Perth NOR

25mm lowered springs with better shocks will only improve handling, obviously the ride will be firmer. Yes go much below this then you can effect geomentry of the cars suspension and potentially adversly impact handling. Then there is clearance issues, the FG has huge front overhang, so the front spoiler will be hitting things more often.

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  • Member For: 12y 2m 29d

I have sl's in my fg and it handles awesome, just make sure u go a good set of springs, I have h&r progressive rate springs (standard shocks) and when im driving around town u cant even feel that its lowered but as soon as I go around corners u can see the difference between mine and my mates fg.

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  • Member For: 14y 2m 27d
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  • Location: Sydney

I have ssl front sssl rear, and koni reds, did super pro bushes at the same time, get a little more drive line noice but handles like a totally different car,

been 12 months and no issues so far...

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