any1 know what phil_j's suspension kits are like?
looking at a 60mm drop
Another coilover question
Eibach sportline springs are £120 on http://www.europerformance.co.uk. They lower the car 50mm, and are a good match with standard shocks. Lowering springs will cause more wear and tear than the standard setup, but over time you may have the funds to match the sportline springs with a set of aftermarket shocks, e.g. Bilstein B8's.
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Definitely agreed!!Ollie_R wrote:Eibach sportline springs are £120 on http://www.europerformance.co.uk. They lower the car 50mm, and are a good match with standard shocks. Lowering springs will cause more wear and tear than the standard setup, but over time you may have the funds to match the sportline springs with a set of aftermarket shocks, e.g. Bilstein B12's.
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i'm gonna get this setup but i'm just spending so much damn money on fixing the car at the mo!!
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The Bilstein sport shocks with shortened bodies to accomodate lowering springs are the B8's.Ollie_R wrote:but over time you may have the funds to match the sportline springs with a set of aftermarket shocks, e.g. Bilstein B12's.
The Bilstein B12 is a kit including the above dampers, and H&R lowering springs, but unfortunately they do not do a B12 kit for the 6n2.
I am having a set of B8's fitted tommorrow to my 6n2 Gti, along with Eibach springs, but only the -30 ones as I want the best possible handling, and using the sportline springs mean the wishbones will be inverted.