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Which shock absorbers polo 6r 1.2 tsi (105)
Posted: Wed Mar 30, 2016 6:59 pm
by winky666
As the title says I'm looking for advise on which socks to buy. I recently lowered my polo on the eibach pro kit 25/30. The car is sat on 17 inch boavista alloys and the ride has become very bouncy on our rough road surfaces. I sometimes feel as though the car bottoms out on the current shocks.
I am only looking to do the fronts at this moment in time. Would this cause any issues?
2 sets iv looked at.
ST
http://www.awesomegti.com/car/vw/polo6r ... en-polo-6r
Koni
http://www.europerformance.co.uk/pages/ ... ct=2576709
Does anyone have any feedback on these kits? Would they solve the bounce problem?
Re: Which shock absorbers polo 6r 1.2 tsi (105)
Posted: Mon Mar 05, 2018 1:18 pm
by dimblue
I have bilstein b8 with eibach pro.no bouncy and suberb on the roads.i like it very much.
Re: Which shock absorbers polo 6r 1.2 tsi (105)
Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2026 9:11 am
by lisfirefly
Dude, I totally get the bouncy ride issue after lowering! My old car felt like a bobblehead on uneven roads. For the Polo, I'd lean towards Koni for better dampening, especially if you're hitting "bottom out" territory. Just doing the fronts should be fine for now, but eventually matching the rears would give you a more balanced feel. Hope you sort it out and can enjoy your
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Re: Which shock absorbers polo 6r 1.2 tsi (105)
Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2026 8:24 am
by Peyser
This is a common issue with lowered suspensions, and getting the right shocks is crucial for comfort and performance. You'll want something that can handle the reduced travel without bottoming out. For the front, consider options designed specifically for lowered vehicles; a mismatch with the rear could lead to uneven handling, but for now, upgrading the front will certainly improve things. Think of it like a challenging match of
Basket Random – you need the right players (shocks) to score a smooth ride!