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I currently have eibach sportlines fitted with standard tdi struts. I'm
More than happy with the ride quality, very little scrubbing, not too harsh etc. The front height is perfect but I wouldn't mind the rear being a little lower. I'm just wondering if fitting gti struts which are 15mm lower to the rear would bring the rear down at all ? Or is ride height mainly based on springs ?
Scirocco R, APR 2+,VWR BBK,HP, QUAIFE, FORGE, VWR 18x9.
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as cool as count dracula is, i dont get it
Scirocco R, APR 2+,VWR BBK,HP, QUAIFE, FORGE, VWR 18x9.
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Ride height is based on springs. Brand new gas struts might lift it a bit but will settle in time.
You might look for a difference in the position of the spring mounts on the struts (tdi to gti).
On the rear, the spring is mounted between the trailing arm & the body isn't it? The damper is seperate? Sometimes you can remove part of the rubber in the mount to get some drop but with a trade-off in NVH.
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look like im stuck with a 5mm gap between guard and tire
thanks for your help
Scirocco R, APR 2+,VWR BBK,HP, QUAIFE, FORGE, VWR 18x9.
If you're desperate to go low and broke, then you can always take an angle grinder to the springs...........
im not that desperate to go low, i mean theres only a 5mm gap between the guard the the tyre.
Scirocco R, APR 2+,VWR BBK,HP, QUAIFE, FORGE, VWR 18x9.
take that "no fat chicks" sticker off the back window - problem solved.
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