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How can i stiffen the back suspension up ???


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Ive just got some 14inch 8J borbet t`s for the lupo and put some 185 tyres on. They dont catch on the front but when you get one passanger in the back it catches on the arch i was woundering if i could get stiffer springs ??? or lower it by 40mm but hopefully that will give it that extra strength. Any ideas ???i will try and put some pics up.

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maybe there the wrong offset wheels, i have standard suspension on mine and i put some 15 inch wheels runing on 195 50 15 tyres and ive had 2 people in the back of mine, keep us all informed matey to how u fix the problem,,,,,,,,,

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I'm guessing they're et20?

I've seen them on a few Lupo's on coils on standard arches. With 195/45/14's, what profile are your tyres?

They're a pretty pokey wheel, so you probably will get a bit of scrubbing with people in the back, but I wouldn't have thought you would with standard suspension. Unless your tyres are huge.

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Yeh they are Et 20 ive got 185/55/14 on there originaly on the standard rims it had 185/55/14 so if the new alloys didnt work out i could just put the tyres back on the originals. But because the wheels are so wide i wanted to keep the profile around 55/50 just so its not sretching to much but i think it may have ben better to put a lower profile on. Also the tyres are no were near the arches i just think that the rear suspension is **** !!! my Dad recons putting gas struts on it ????

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