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DV179 / Eibach sportlines Fitted - Pictures inside :-)
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Looks great mate, them wheels really suit it i think, perfect colour already too!
First pic looks great
First pic looks great
Not sure, just used Eibach sportline kit. Guess its still settling in, not even been on a week yet.
Looks great and think the LEON badge is fantastic!
Wheels are different and really suit the car - how are you finding the ride on the sportlines? I found it a massive improvement over the stock springs (if you can call them that).
Out of interest, how did you 'make' the front S badge black - I really need to do this on mine.
BTW, wiper, on rear, needs removing
Wheels are different and really suit the car - how are you finding the ride on the sportlines? I found it a massive improvement over the stock springs (if you can call them that).
Out of interest, how did you 'make' the front S badge black - I really need to do this on mine.
BTW, wiper, on rear, needs removing
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@Damon, think its 3/4 size, didn't want too small as it just attracts being pulled over.
@Brinkz, S badge is just wrapped in gloss black wrap. I find the ride is much better, not as crashy. I guess its still settling down tho as expected the front to be lower than it is? Gonna keep the rear wiper
@Brinkz, S badge is just wrapped in gloss black wrap. I find the ride is much better, not as crashy. I guess its still settling down tho as expected the front to be lower than it is? Gonna keep the rear wiper
Just a quick question, as the OPs car is a prefl FR, is the stock suspension the same as the 'sport' suspension?Great news on improving ride as well as better visuals!
The springs are fine, it's just the front arches are taller than the rear to allow for the front wheels turning. It gives the appearance that the front sits higher than the rear. You'll notice this on most cars. Obviously the rear wheels don't have to turn so the arches can sit lower.
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