Tigger73's 162TSI Sportline

[tigger73]

Just pulled the pin and ordered some Eibach lowering springs from here: Eibach Pro-Kit E10-85-043-05-22 for VOLKSWAGEN Tiguan Ad1 - TUNERSHOP Tuning Onlineshop



Now just to wait until the box arrives...

[Dutch77]

Sunday afternoon.

[tigger73]

...but this is the first car part for this car

[Dutch77]

"this".

And yes, I acknowledge car parts are cheaper than whole cars.

[INASNT]

Just pulled the pin and ordered some Eibach lowering springs from here: Eibach Pro-Kit E10-85-043-05-22 for VOLKSWAGEN Tiguan Ad1 - TUNERSHOP Tuning Onlineshop



Now just to wait until the box arrives...

Interested to see how the car drive / handles / looks with these....

Its so easy to get in / out, put baby in/out with the stock ride height.

[Melbourne_Tiggy]

Just pulled the pin and ordered some Eibach lowering springs from here: Eibach Pro-Kit E10-85-043-05-22 for VOLKSWAGEN Tiguan Ad1 - TUNERSHOP Tuning Onlineshop



Now just to wait until the box arrives...

I was looking at these springs on Sparesbox.com.au and noticed they are having a 20% off sale at the moment. They are priced at $449 before the discount and shipping for
those that might want to purchase locally. I’m thinking about pulling the trigger on yellow stuff front pads and DBA T3 rotors. Would the braking be compromised if I just upgraded the fronts and not rears?

[tigger73]

I was looking at these springs on Sparesbox.com.au and noticed they are having a 20% off sale at the moment. They are priced at $449 before the discount and shipping for
those that might want to purchase locally. I’m thinking about pulling the trigger on yellow stuff front pads and DBA T3 rotors. Would the braking be compromised if I just upgraded the fronts and not rears?

I didn't know Sparesbox had the springs for the Gen2 Tig? I'd just be checking the specs on the springs they offer as I think 1 is for the Gen 1 Tig and the other is for the Kodiaq / Allspace.

Jump onto the Eibach site for compatibility (rather than relying on Sparesbox compatibility).

Though having said that they probably would work but you may end up with either more or less drop than advertised...

[tigger73]

Interested to see how the car drive / handles / looks with these....

Its so easy to get in / out, put baby in/out with the stock ride height.

I'm aware of 1 other Gen 2 Tig running these and they claim they great. Not mine but here's how they sit:

[Melbourne_Tiggy]

I didn't know Sparesbox had the springs for the Gen2 Tig? I'd just be checking the specs on the springs they offer as I think 1 is for the Gen 1 Tig and the other is for the Kodiaq / Allspace.

Jump onto the Eibach site for compatibility (rather than relying on Sparesbox compatibility).

Though having said that they probably would work but you may end up with either more or less drop than advertised...

Although Sparesbox compatibility ticked this one as being compatible for GEN 2, I think you are right the part no. relates to GEN 1. Please disregard my earlier post. Note, Sparesbox “guarantees” fitment so not sure why they are pointing to that product.

[tigger73]

Although Sparesbox compatibility ticked this one as being compatible for GEN 2, I think you are right the part no. relates to GEN 1. Please disregard my earlier post. Note, Sparesbox “guarantees” fitment so not sure why they are pointing to that product.

I never trust online shops compatibility tables - best to check with the manufacturer site.

Having said that they probably will work. A lot of the US guys stick Golf R springs in their Tigs and seems to work OK .