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Hey @All. This is my first post on here! 

I need some advice: I need my rear to come down 1-3cm more. Adjuster rings are out, Cup is left there. It's an FK AK Street :) Any ideas? 

 

Took the cup out and seemed wonky and spring wasn't held by the plate underneath :( 

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1 minute ago, mk2 said:

Willkommen! :)

 

Cheers / Vielen Dank ;)   

 

1 minute ago, mk2 said:

 

Do you also visit https://lupoclub.de/forum/

 

Yep i did. But nothing reaaaally helpful

 

2 minutes ago, mk2 said:

 

Any pics of your car?

Have to take some ! :) 

Other Springs, okay, i'll have a look if i find something shoerter maybe

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1 hour ago, Rich said:

Re drill the holes for the struts lowerin the beam....

German TÜV would fail that without an engineer's report... In fact most of the 'alterations' we do over here need paperwork in Germany.

@swaggerdon , how much work is it (papers) to change your brake system to a bigger one like G60's?

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@swaggerdon , I can call the spring factory I listed above and ask them for you...? I'm also asking about having some new springs made for the back of my SDI. i can't get them here in the UK with normal/soft rating. Uprated or lowering is easy here. Then I can ask them if they could make the same springs shorter, but with slightly higher rating - and it would be ok on your TUV. They could supply the certificate.

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