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Updating Suspension

leegreenaway

Active Member
Sep 1, 2013
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Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales
I'm on the lookout to update my suspension in the coming months...starting to get to a point where the harshness of british roads and my budget setup is p!ssing me right off.

I'm looking to keep it a nice height, and keep some comfortability along with it so going to replace shocks and springs all round.

Options are....

1. Vogtland damper and sprint kit
2. Vogtland Springs and Bilstein B4 (worried the B4 won't be able to handle the lowering spring?)
3. Any alternative setup upto £250

Drop I've got on my KONI springs and FK dampers is 30-40mm I think. And it's harsh...I mean the mrs doesn't like to get in the car due to that fact lol

Any advice or suggestions?
 

Thai-wronghorse

Self proclaimed Cupra R addict & butcher!
Dec 3, 2015
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Kent
Bilstein specify that B4 dampers are fine with lowering springs up to 40mm.
Many people, including myself on a previous mk4 estate run them with the Eibach Pro kit springs (30mm) without an issues.
 

leegreenaway

Active Member
Sep 1, 2013
505
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Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales

Bigjohn84

Intagram / johnyoung84
May 5, 2015
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1
Just to let you no dropping the car 35mm on the front will not make any difference, I'm dropped 40mm all round, the rear is good but the front is still abit high, so with a 35mm drop I wouldn't even bother.
 
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