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A Quick Pic of The Vento-Hoe Now the front has been lowered to match the back. Will Get Some More Pics once it is cleaned!!!!!
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i spy my tool of choice....


MR hammer The prefect tool for every job

Looks good buddy.

if it doesnt work then hit it harder! lol nice ride mate i like it low

If in doubt, give it a clout.

Bigger the doubt, bigger the clout!.

Thats the mechanics moto. Well mine anyway.

I Think my next tool is the Bucket and Hose you can see on the left. Especially after travelling to London and Back twice over the weeken in salt and other rust enhancing products the government spray on the roads!

haha yeah. You know we would all bitch about it if they didnt though!

tommy long wrote:If in doubt, give it a clout.

Bigger the doubt, bigger the clout!.

Thats the mechanics moto. Well mine anyway.

i like that moto! lol

I Call my Hammer " The Persueder "

lol, maybe i should get mine out to fix my arch.

btw looks ace with VR splitter. i also have that grill. cheap isn't it. flimsy as flimsy can be.

you figures on how you lowered it?

That looks slammed!

I hate to say that i used flea bay for my new suspension, it's made by Janspeed (Exhaust Company) and can be lowered 120mm all round, in the pic its about 90mm and at the min i am running the back a bit higher with about a 70mm drop - does wonders for the handling like that jus looks a little odd! But for show i will sit it in the grass! And i have also found some front top mounts for the suspension that would drop it an extra 20mm, lol - imagine a 140mm drop on the front, good job that splitter is bendy . . . and cheap!

makes me wonder what mine is lowered at if yours is at 90mm. they way front end sits is really low and there is no room for the splitter. it will just be scrapping on floor.

So when can we see some side on pictures.

I wanna see how good -120mm looks.

From the front shot it looks pretty tough.

i was lookin at a set of janspeed coils, are they any good?

Yeah i have been really impressed by them, they are quite heavy but feel good on the road and are really well made. I had Apex Springs and Shocks before but they would not support the weight of the back of the car (can be seen in the left of the pic thrown into the ground) i think they just used golf springs with no thought on the extra overhang the vento has. The Janspeed ones have blobby welding but are really well built. One set seems to fit all too, fitting a set to the VR6 vento this weekend, but they also fit Jetta's and Mk2 Golf's and So on.

And For Tommy Long, i will clean the car and get some pics when it's not raining!