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Old 22-04-2008, 06:31 PM   #1
perthxr6t
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Default Lowered Mondeo XR5

Well we lowered the car using Elbach Springs from Europe and it doesn't look too bad but a bit lower would have been nice.

They claim to lower the car by 30mm but i have found out this measurement is from a stock Mondeo and not for a XR5 as it already has sports suspension.
So it only lowered it by 10mm and it might drop another 5mm.

I spose the car won't scrape any speed bumps since the springs have gone on so it's not all bad.

I can't comment if the car handles any better as i'm on a minesite but i'll get some feed back from the better half.

The pic of the whole car is before the springs went on and the rear shot after it has been lowered.

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