Would never cut springs, get lowering springs (dont say they only go do far cause you can get 30-120mm lowering springs). If you can find any for your car then do some research and find other cars that have the frame etc. and grab lowering springs from it.

Zest wrote Right after extensive trawling through googles forums I rang a mate of mine bearing in mind we're UK based and he said he's positive yours cars suspension match's the Vauxhall/Opel insignia and coilovers for that would fit but you need to ring and ask your dealership or aftermarket trader.. you might need this to..
Axle Load Front: 1091 kg / 2406 lb
Axle Load Rear: 1024 kg / 2257 lb

thanks man!

-Moonshine wrote Summit racing has lowering spring for your car. But I don't see it hurting your car. Just be careful when your cutting your springs. Cut little by little because if you cut 2 in off the spring then you probably end up lowering the car 4in. So I don't see a problem just as long as you cut little by little until you get the ride height you want. Cut a half a coil off first and see where you at.

link bro?

lol i wouldn't cut springs, never would i ever suggest it, so unsafe