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Hi All,
First post here to say hi.
I purchased a 2009 T5 128KW diesel 4 motion crewvan last September.
As purchased it was fitted with raised suspension via king springs and Bilstein B6/B8 shocks.
It also came a factory rear diff lock, VW nav system, aluminium bullbar, all terrian tyres and braked towing kit fitted.
I fitted the rear out with a queen bed frame that fits over the folder rear seat, android stereo/media centre/ nav system and reversing camera and have been mostly very happy with it so far particularly it's surprisingly good performance on soft sand.
The front shocks have recently died pumping out most of their oil and I currently waiting for a set of Koni 8705-1392 Special Active shocks I ordered from Europe to be delivered.
I was hoping someone on this forum might be able to assist me with which setting to set the rebound damping on the shocks before they are installed as they will need to be removed to in order to change the rebound and they need to be fully compressed to make the adjustment.
Cheers
Peter
First post here to say hi.
I purchased a 2009 T5 128KW diesel 4 motion crewvan last September.
As purchased it was fitted with raised suspension via king springs and Bilstein B6/B8 shocks.
It also came a factory rear diff lock, VW nav system, aluminium bullbar, all terrian tyres and braked towing kit fitted.
I fitted the rear out with a queen bed frame that fits over the folder rear seat, android stereo/media centre/ nav system and reversing camera and have been mostly very happy with it so far particularly it's surprisingly good performance on soft sand.
The front shocks have recently died pumping out most of their oil and I currently waiting for a set of Koni 8705-1392 Special Active shocks I ordered from Europe to be delivered.
I was hoping someone on this forum might be able to assist me with which setting to set the rebound damping on the shocks before they are installed as they will need to be removed to in order to change the rebound and they need to be fully compressed to make the adjustment.
Cheers
Peter
