Topic: HORSE SHOE LOWERING PLATES (Read 858 times)

crewcab · « **on:** Sat 23/01/10, 10:29 »

Hi guys anybody interested in a set of horse shoe plates for lowering the rear of your bus.
They'll lower the rear of your bay window about 3.25" but the best bit is that they'll maintain the stock camber and leave your spring plate in its original location so the ride should be nice .

Includes all hardware, (nuts and bolts)

£110 posted UK.

PM me if you're interested

Cheers

crewcab · « **Reply #1 on:** Sat 23/01/10, 10:31 »

MarkC68 · « **Reply #2 on:** Sat 23/01/10, 22:11 »

Where are you located matey?

crewcab · « **Reply #3 on:** Sun 24/01/10, 09:09 »

Hi,

Just outside of Kidderminster, you can call me on 07974 672 849, Thanks Neil.

MarkC68 · « **Reply #4 on:** Sun 24/01/10, 22:01 »

Good luck matey, cheers for the details - it helps with prospective buyers

Technohippy · « **Reply #5 on:** Tue 26/01/10, 10:38 »

I'm seriously thinking about this... its the best way to lower the back for sure.... I just need to wait til next month to have the funds

Highfield Hendy · « **Reply #6 on:** Tue 26/01/10, 11:17 »

How does a 3 1/4" drop compare with dropping 1 spline, is it the same drop or are these equivalent to say 2 splines??

crewcab · « **Reply #7 on:** Tue 26/01/10, 19:16 »

If you have a look on earlybay.com , there is a thread on these in the forsale area. At the start of the thread is a pic of my van with as set fitted so you can see where it goes from standard.

I personaly think this is as low as you can go with a nice stance and drive. Combined with a 4"drop on the front makes for a nice level van,

Id say its somewhere between 1 and 2 splines.,

Thanks Neil.

crewcab · « **Reply #8 on:** Sat 30/01/10, 19:12 »

Can deliver at dub freeze for £100

rustydubber · « **Reply #9 on:** Sun 31/01/10, 15:45 »

Do you have to drill a hole in each springplate,are standard shocks and handbrake cables ok

crewcab · « **Reply #10 on:** Mon 01/02/10, 21:54 »

Hi,

Standard shox do work, thats whats on mine, cable too.

Just a hole big enough to get the cable through.

Easy peazy lemon squeezy

Fish · « **Reply #11 on:** Tue 02/02/10, 04:03 »

Just a quick note in here to say that these can also be used to raise a buses ride height... I'll get my coat

crewcab · « **Reply #12 on:** Wed 03/02/10, 06:44 »

Call me if you need to know more or reserve for Dubfreeze 07974 672 849, thanks Neil.

Resto Martin · « **Reply #13 on:** Sat 06/02/10, 21:00 »

i have this horse shooes on my bus + 1 outer

crewcab · « **Reply #14 on:** Sat 13/02/10, 18:14 »

Tkeing to freeze

FAZ 49 · « **Reply #15 on:** Sat 20/02/10, 19:49 »

are these a cheaper way of lowering the back instead of ajustable spring plates? mines lowerd on bus boys at the front want to go a bit lower any ideas

crewcab · « **Reply #16 on:** Tue 23/02/10, 18:55 »

cheaper than the adjustable's, more or less does the same thing, so go for it

crewcab · « **Reply #17 on:** Sat 13/03/10, 20:47 »

pm's replied too

ash34 · « **Reply #18 on:** Thu 18/03/10, 10:33 »

is there any probs with wheels rubbing the arch as u keep stock camber? Im running 15inch empis with 195/65/15 tyres

crewcab · « **Reply #19 on:** Sun 21/03/10, 08:30 »

no, should be fine

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