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Are there any other cars from Vauxhall or Daewoo that share the same suspension set-up that the Aveo uses?
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Considering the Aveo was an individual design (not a different version of a different model), it probably has its own unique suspension...
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the prototypes between it and some of the other cars look very similar so wasn't sure...
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well another car that has a similar suspension design would bet the honda fit, they have the same torsion beam setup that we do and in theory, with little modification, we can fit the coilovers that are built for them
Isn't the front suspension the same as the lanos?
If so I can get a sport lowering kit for 2.4" in the front..just not sure if I have to get the rear as well
i believe i had seen on daewootech that the lanos and aveos were not the same but i could be mistaken.Originally Posted by Kinkyllama
the rear shocks are the same between the lanos and aveo hence why you can only get aftermarket shocks for the back of the aveo
Hmm... I did a search on daewootech and didn't find anything. I'll make a post on there when I get around to it. I know a few people know the exact differences.
Just seen a lot of stuff from KW Suspension that fits the other Aveo counterparts so was wondering...
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from my understanding the front strut pickup points are completely different from all other GMDAT vehicles.
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