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  • #16
    king springs on a vw???? oh no mate,please dont!!! why dont you just chop your originals??

    save your dosh and do it properly!

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    • #17
      what's wrong with king springs? the chopping comment: implying that they're too harsh???

      It's a 2L... and is alot of money for a uni student to "do it properly" and spend 2k

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      • #18
        Get yourself a set of lowered springs ie from koni, H&R Bilstein and a good set of shocks I know how hard it is to do it as a uni student.
        I'm soo euro even my missus is shaved...

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        • #19
          Wait a little bit longer...

          I have a set of coilovers from one of our site sponsers current on the way from German Car Performance in Germany:



          At AU$950 landed including a set of heavy duty mounts they are well priced. They are not dampening adjustable like the KW V2's, but then they are also a much cheaper option.

          I should get them in a few weeks, then it will be *very* interesting to see how some how both I rate them (which is the important thing, at least for me) and how those with KW's rate them in comparison.

          Another alternative which I have read lots of good things about is the SuperSport coils sold through Venom Motor Sports in the UK:
          Venom Motorsport brings you very best in performance car parts and car tuning accessories. Performance tuning for all makes and models. Massive discounts.


          At around the same price (maybe a little less) they are a good looking product, something I was looking at until someone pointed out our sponsor who happily ships to Australia, as for Venom, I never got round to contacting them, since I got what I wanted elsewhere.

          If it has an engine or heartbeat it's going to cost you.

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          • #20
            have you ever been in a vw with king springs??? I owned one,and regret it.... lucky they were free ,but still it was a rough as dogs ............

            so how much will the kings springs + shock set up cost you?? 500 - 700???

            id rather not do it,wait or get a reputable brand springs which are progressive rate and wont fall out every time you jack the car up( and dont make you fillings fall out of your teeth!)
            Last edited by Guest; 21-01-2008, 04:30 PM.

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            • #21
              I could get the springs and shocks for a little under 500 through work (supercheap).

              I basically want something that's firmer than standard. Looking to reduce body roll, etc. as i like to do the speed limit around corners...

              atm, shocks are goners, so doing any sort of long corners, the car understeers too much... leans alot on front outside wheel = reduces cornering speed.

              If coilovers are avaliable and they're decent/reputable for a budget... sold... setting dampness should only be fine tuning. I think alot of complaints about the G4's is mainly that the spring rates are so high, it doesn't really allow for tuning the suspension with dampness.

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