what springs can i use to lower my jimny....

All the above plus fitting stiffer anti-roll bars. I don't know if anyone makes these - but if you go to a scrap yard, you will probably be able to find something about the right width and shape. Then just modify the knuckles (the bit that joins the torsion bar to the axle) to suit.

Si

mcjimny wrote: Now, time for a slight confession. I often thought how cool it would be to have a second jimny thats purely roadgoing - big alloys, airbag lowering and keep it mint and clean with a big install. Just because really. :blush:

:blush: Me too! I reckon it would look pretty cool if it was subtly done. I did see a picture of a 'street' Jimny on google a long time ago which looked good, but I can't find it now.

Maybe chop a coil or two off the springs (although not the best method) and fit slightly lower profile tyres. You would need to make sure that there is still room for the shocks to move (so they don't bottom out) after the spring chop.

If you do lower your Jimny, get some photos on here, I would be very interested to see the outcome

yes got 30mm spacers on way,, and also getting custom made lowering springs made,, i would like thank people on ere with they ideas and advice i appreciate it guys, thats what i joined this website for,, when i get it done i will put some pictures up,,

now for the people who are like why dont you get a car,, reason cause i dont want to,,,

or for the people who are like dont see the point in getting a 4x4 and lowering it,,, mmmm well dont do it then,,,

b16baz! wrote: yes got 30mm spacers on way,, and also getting custom made lowering springs made,, i would like thank people on ere with they ideas and advice i appreciate it guys, thats what i joined this website for,, when i get it done i will put some pictures up,,

now for the people who are like why dont you get a car,, reason cause i dont want to,,,

or for the people who are like dont see the point in getting a 4x4 and lowering it,,, mmmm well dont do it then,,,

Custom made springs are the way to go. How far are you dropping it? What other mods are you planning on doing to it?

I can't wait to see some pictures....it is definitely something different

Suppose if you are only going to use it on the road, then it could look ok and still be ok for the bad weather.

Have you considered using polybushes for the anti-roll bar?