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No, use springs from 1.6 tdi.
And how come you cant buy new springs, if you can buy the car in your country, and parts in the parts store ( not VW) you can get sasch springs they are pretty cheap. 30$ for a one spring. Often new csn be cheaper than use
Keep your own struts they will work.



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No, use springs from 1.6 tdi.
And how come you cant buy new springs, if you can buy the car in your country, and parts in the parts store ( not VW) you can get sasch springs they are pretty cheap. 30$ for a one spring. Often new csn be cheaper than use
Keep your own struts they will work.



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Use springs from diesel to compensate for extra weight.


Looking at the Sachs catalogue, the Polo 1.2 Cross spring is the same part # as the standard diesel spring (the cross diesel uses a stiffer spring still)
Sadly, aftermarket springs are not available in Aus for the 6R polo, genuine only ...

Any luck with the sump guard?
We're looking for one for a 9N3 GTI and I can't seem to find anyone who will do it in AU.


No - they won't ship to Aus. Polo's aren't sold in the US, so no luck from there either.
I got the dimensions as I was going to get it shipped to family in the UK and then ...

Use setup from polo cross?
Add a metall belly pan that is reinforced with rebar. And piece of styrofoam under the sump to rocks cant collect.


I did wonder about the cross suspension. I think it's 15mm higher than standard?
Do you know if it bolts straight up? I assume I'd need springs and ...

I'm in Australia and recently picked up a cheap 2011 1.2TSI for myself and my daughter to compete in Motorkhana/Khanacross (racing around a field for those not familiar).

My Polo apparently had the Sports Pack fitted from new (lowered suspension, front fogs and 17" rims) but it's currently running ...