How to lower a Caddy?

[gtimk5]

Thanks heaps fellas, I love the thing and because of its great fuel economy the GTI rarely leaves its garage. Its a weekend car until I decide to move it on.
This is the van on the Golfs BBS's.





Still cant get over winning the best watercooled VW from 2000 on at last years DoVW in Vic, though I think a lot of it is in being such a nice bright orange.
Cheers, Andrew

[Jarred]

I think I prefer it with the BBS's Andrew! looks great! and mighty clean too!

[Pullstarter]

Definitely BBSs for the win.

[gtimk5]

Yes but they really belong on this!!!

[Pullstarter]

Yes but they really belong on this!!!

I beg to differ

[*thad*]

Sorry for late reply been on holidays.
I have seen a few threads on lowering/flipping rear axal but liked the idea of bags for show. Im thinking of getting a caddy for a business Im starting and I liked the idea of being able to have it low for cars show while at a driveway friendly height all other times.
Cheers
PS Andrew love yours, I plan on mine being red as it goes faster

[Lams]

here's my camper



rear is axle flip, with vmaxx shocks
front is Jetta H&R springs with Koni Yellows

airbags would be very nice

[possum52]

One very cool looking unit.
Well done.

[ReflexAutoDesign]

Fitting air is a major job. You need to remove the rear axle, chop it all about, weld in a new subframe.....the list goes on. It has been done though as there is one in our workshop
I don't like to just come on a forum and start advertising, but we sell a great coilover kit from TA Technix. And we can ship to Australia.