PI lowering springs

Hi I'm thinking of lowering my pure 2WD which currently has 22 inch wheels with the PI springs, does anyone know of any issues I might face if I put them on??

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I have no idea what PI springs are?

Can you give us a clue.

There has been talk on here about lowering, not something I would contemplate as it would screw up the magnaride.

Why would you want to lower it? It's a SUV!

Should've bought a sports car. 2wd that's the anti Christ

Come on guys she is only asking for some assistance and after all what a good looking 2wd car the Evoque is, especially if fitted with winter tyres.

So how many people use their range rovers off road then lol!
I'm into modifying cars/SUV's and only bought the evoque because IMO it has potential to look alot better and plus it's better than my previous M3 on MPG
PI springs are an alternative to eibachs - http://www.europerformance.co.uk/pages/p...category=1

I must be going daft because I have read a post from someone who has done this, just can't find it.

I know the look you're after, verma. Not an uncommon mod in the states, in general, but have never seen on an Evoque. I don't know much about PI, but have seen some mixed reviews. Eibach seems to have a solid rep, though I can't say myself nor which is more costly. There's a company over here that sells H&R (German), but they actually raise the car about an inch +.

http://aktivperformance.wordpress.com/20...g-springs/

Was it someone called jos?

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I know there are 3 companies that do them, eibach, H&R and PI

Also about the same price, thanks for the link BTW.