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Front wheel looks bigger than the back? Well, further spaced out, at the minimum.

Odd lighting perhaps?

Odd lighting plus dodgy shot of phone Cam.

I can take criticism. The ACS stuff is marmite. Most on here dislike it. I bet if I stuck an alpina b3 kit on and alloys and raised it to the correct height most opinions would change.
 
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It's not so much the wheels its the daft ride height. The wheels would probably look ok if the car didn't have the Ebay Coilover McDonalds Krew look.

I just don't get why people lower them that far? It won't drive better or look better...
 
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It's not so much the wheels its the daft ride height. The wheels would probably look ok if the car didn't have the Ebay Coilover McDonalds Krew look.

I just don't get why people lower them that far? It won't drive better or look better...

That's been a fault on my part to swap the standard msport suspension back over. Plus stance Is lyf. I actually wish I had held out for a decent b3.3. One sold on the bay for around a £1k minus engine. It's not actually that low. The dodgy pic makes it look like that though.
 
I drove her properly for the first time yesterday, to the MOT place and back.. Damn it's quick and you can actually go around a corner at more than 30mph without getting under steer like in the Polo.

Although, I did lose a bit of trim. Had to turn around and get it!

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*Shock* as some people might not care about that

Oh yeah?

Obviously that's an example of 1 compromise. My question still stands though. Besides, if someone wasn't interested in sporty handling, then they're probably unlikely to choose a Sport model in the first place :confused:

I have no idea how coilovered cars handle, never driven one. hence the ruddy question!
 
Oh yeah?

Obviously that's an example of 1 compromise. My question still stands though. Besides, if someone wasn't interested in sporty handling, then they're probably unlikely to choose a Sport model in the first place :confused:

I have no idea how coilovered cars handle, never driven one. hence the ruddy question!

People don't choose 'Sport' model cars because they're interested in sporty handling, it's because we live in a bizarre society where you're clearly a peasant if you have to settle for SE spec on your compact executive car.
 
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