I have a 9n3 06 1.2
I got a set of 16" VW Mk4 Golf alloys with 205/45/r16 tyres
I want to lower the car so it sits tidy on the wheels
I don't really want to coil overs
How low should i go, what springs should I get and where from that is not going to break the bank?
Thanks
Tom
Lowering?
Re: Lowering?
If you are wanting to lower it that much on springs you will need new shocks.
So you might as well spend a little more and get a good set of coilovers.
I had 30mm springs on and wanted to go lower the day after I fitted them.
So you might as well spend a little more and get a good set of coilovers.
I had 30mm springs on and wanted to go lower the day after I fitted them.
Re: Lowering?
How are you finding the coilovers, comapred to springs and standard shocks Chewy??
Re: Lowering?
A little bit harder but much better in the cornersblack-a4 wrote:How are you finding the coilovers, compared to springs and standard shocks Chewy??
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Re: Lowering?
coilovers are the way to go , but from experiance dont buy a cheap kit cos it will handle worse weitech or kw etc are the ones to get!
Re: Lowering?
Mate coilovers are the way to go, most coilovers only run 30 percent dampening so they are'nt that harsh to run but you can go to 60 mm lowering springs but as your man said the dampers eventually get fudged because they are not meant to go that low.
Go for coilovers dude it will save aload of trouble because you can then raise it and lower it when you want to.
bnub
Go for coilovers dude it will save aload of trouble because you can then raise it and lower it when you want to.
bnub

