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Hi i got some lowering block for my escort mk2, when i try at put them in there seem to be a huge gap between then and the leaf, on the bottom of the block there is a small roound bit and on the other side a bigger bit which looks to be made of rubber. can anyone explain how to lower it and which way round the blocks go, do i have to remove any other parts to make them fit correct?

 

Paul.

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There is a bolt through the spring and the head of it should go into a recess on the lowering block. Post up a pic and show us what you've got m8 :thumbsup:

 

I normally chuck all the rubber stuff away :wink:

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Cheers everyone, ive sorted it now, the bloack were second hand and had a bit of ruber and a metal ring stuck in the bigger hole which i had to smash out with a chisel, but it work ok,,

 

Ive got some pics to up just so someone can tell me if i have done it correct, but my computer is a bit nakkered atm.

 

Are the leaf spring ok being bent more than b4 as they look very wierd?

 

Paul.

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Yeah 2 down, thinking about getting some slightly bigger tyres,

 

looks really good now really happy with it.

what tyre you got?? 185/55?

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Yeah 2 down, thinking about getting some slightly bigger tyres,

 

looks really good now really happy with it.

what tyre you got?? 185/55?

 

yeah there 55 i was thinkning either 60 or 65's

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Ive a question about lowering blocks, forgive my ignorance in advance :mrgreen:

 

But say you drove with erm enthusiasm could those blocks pop out?????

nope, theyre located with a prong and a hole for your leaf prong :mrgreen:

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Looking good mate, perfect stance. Just get the front done and you'll be sorted. I know when I got mine done with blocks at the back first it looked a bit daft but once I got the front done it fills you with pride of how cool the car looks. :thumbsup::D:thumbsup:

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mate, i'm sure the blocks should sit directly on the spring and the rubber pad and metal plate sit on top of the block :wink:

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