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Old 28-05-2005, 13:05   #1
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Cordoba suspension

Im after a quick fix to the boat like handeling and really dont want to spend
much as this is my everyday car not the track one thats draining my bank account!
Was thinking of Venom's own suspension £160+VAT, or if i could get a second hand kit
what cars am i looking at, presumably the ibiza fronts are identical, but what about the rears? Any others?
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Old 28-05-2005, 13:14   #2
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rear springs are different(i found out the expensive way).iirc venoms kit is on a parr with G-max,save your money and spend about 300 quid,save replacing a crap kit
i can highly recomend anti roll bar upgrades,sort the handling out a treat on the cordie
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Old 29-05-2005, 11:48   #3
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As long as the suspension lasted 2 years or so i wouldnt be bothered, as for ARBs,
the thing is on skinny 13" rims so squeels nutrally in the dry and dam right funny in the wet
with the back end sliding at anything over 20mph whilst turning!
Was going to go for a set of 195/45/15s and 40 or 60mm drop, and see how it goes.
I had a G MAX set up 4 years ago and found nothing to complain of.
Thanks for the info, any other suggestions welcome
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Old 29-05-2005, 12:01   #4
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FK stuff is cheap (£230) and is 2yrs old on my car - taken off for inspection & it's fine.

G-max is just cheap & shit.
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Old 29-05-2005, 14:23   #5
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whats that FK springs and shocks, or adjustables?
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Old 29-05-2005, 16:05   #6
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springs & shocks - rears are height adjustable. (albeit crudely) but does what you need
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Old 31-05-2005, 17:43   #7
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rear springs are different(i found out the expensive way).iirc venoms kit is on a parr with G-max,save your money and spend about 300 quid,save replacing a crap kit
i can highly recomend anti roll bar upgrades,sort the handling out a treat on the cordie

I agree roll bars are good.
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Old 19-06-2005, 14:12   #8
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what roll bars are available? Cupra items larger diameter, considering this is a diesel?
Or is aftermarket the only way?
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Old 19-06-2005, 20:44   #9
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both front and rear are available,from neuspeed,via awesome,25 mm and 28mm.
the cupra front is a good compromise ,though smaller in diameter(23mm iirc)
on my 16v i used a cupra front and 25mm rear.cheap and transformed the car,for the better

http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=58862
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Old 20-06-2005, 17:05   #10
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OK, cheers all, so thats FK suspension(rear adjustables would come in handy)
and if im still after more, ARBs, il have to measure the current one,
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