60/40 on 16s?

[christomk3gti]

Agree with kells on that.

I've just got some 40mm front and 35mm rear shocks,springs. I know its not that low but it'l stiffen up the ride abit and handle a tad better. dont wanna go any lower I dont fancy replacing bits every other day   

[christomk3gti]

I'm dying to get them put on to see how it'l look n drive   

I'm like a kid with a new toy haha

Get them fitted this week sometime for sure 

[zdebx]

How much do garages ask for fitting coilies?

I don't want to spend 200 on coilies, and another 100 for fitting 

Around 50 sounds sensible.

[kells]

u willbe looking at between 100 and 150 at a garage

[VR6-Joe]

If you were closer to me dude I'd fit them for £25

As for speed bumps, 1st gear jobby for me, plus I have to go sideways! And my sills still hit! lol

[Matty-MK3]

There are speed bumps near me and it's FAR softer to accelerate over them at 50 MPH then it is going 10-20 MPH.

[Matty-MK3]

Oh and well said Shady.

Lowness is not everything.  Does not make you cool.

And I would not be putting small kids in a really low car. (Not aimed at anyone)

[jonnypolish]

Fitting coilies vary from place to place, most charge per axle (Front and Rear)
I've been quoted £30 each so £60 all round which sounds pretty reasonable to me ^^

Oh the Garage was "Autostreet" in Enfield, Good bunch of young guys

[kells]

And I would not be putting small kids in a really low car. (Not aimed at anyone)

why (clearly aimed at me too )

[Matty-MK3]

And I would not be putting small kids in a really low car. (Not aimed at anyone)

why (clearly aimed at me too )

Clearly wasn't aimed at you actually, it was more a back up for Deano, honestly missed your post.

Because kids have soft bones. It's also uncomfortable for them.

Just my opinion on the subject.