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No worries dude, we will discuss this further over a cold beer at the international seat meet later in the year. 
sorry to hijack but anyone got the link for these really cheap coilovers? raceland ones? how far can it be slammed 100mm?
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What would I do about ordering them for my 1.4?? Just do the same and ask for golf gti front shocks and springs and polo rears.
I find that Raceland offers an excellent compromise between price / quality / comfort / behavior!
I bought them brand new on eBay with German TüV certificate (quality security) and ratification for the Belgian inspection
I am very satisfied with it, obviously it is harder than of origin, but that stays very well! Very softer than V-Maxx for example...
Here they are:
And for the look:
With H&R -30 mm Springs that i had before (with standard shock absorbers, it was not so good at all):
With Coilovers:
Now Im undecided whether to get a set of Ta Technix coilovers or go for the Raceland ones. I was looking at those Raceland ones the other month.
No worries dude, we will discuss this further over a cold beer at the international seat meet later in the year.
No problem fellow, we shall be with the Belgian forum Seat there!
Mine is lowered by 85 mm and there is still 30-40 mm of threading on shock absorbers...
At least, charg if you do not want to invest too much money in this equipment, raceland is very well
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RACELAND-ADJU...14&_trkparms=72:1301|66:2|65:12|39:1|240:1318
Exactly the same as mines, they come from Belgium ahahaha
Exactly the same as mines, they come from Belgium ahahaha
I didn't know they had beeza's in Australia
Seat was sold in Australia throughout the 90s but were over priced for what you got & the Spanish background was a big unknown with to many model choices, at the same time vw in oz lost their way a little against all the jap opposition.
Seat tried one last push in 98-99 with limited model selection which resulted in just 52 Ibiza Cupra 16v being imported before Seat shutup shop.
I just happen to have one of the last which I've had since new.
Phil
Here she is at last weekends vwwatercooled forum cruise out of Sydney down the south coast.
and to get back to this thread it's riding on raceland coilovers as said earlier
front
rear
cheers
Phil
You are a lucky guy man!
I'd like to ride in a country where people do not know this car, it is funny that they look at you bizarrely not?
And what do you think of about comfort and road holding of Raceland coilovers?
I'd like to ride in a country where people do not know this car, it is funny that they look at you bizarrely not?
And what do you think of about comfort and road holding of Raceland coilovers?
You are a lucky guy man!
I'd like to ride in a country where people do not know this car, it is funny that they look at you bizarrely not?
And what do you think of about comfort and road holding of Raceland coilovers?
It's great having something different, the vw guys here welcome you with open arms which is great. The only problem with a car like this here is parts that are just for the ibiza.
Most people don't know what it is & evan more so now that I've debadged the front.
I'm very happy with the coilovers, it is firm but the look is what I was after & the handling has improved out of sight. The one thing you need to do is lower the car enough so that the hieght keeper springs are not fully compressed other wise the ride is very harsh & not really practical for day to day driving, plus the lower you go the better it looks!
Phil
Cupra103 im suprised you didnt go a little bit lower on the front.
i got mine this low without having scrubbing
A bit lower than you
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