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Hi all I'm looking at a set of Coilovers the company has asked for the front load axle load does anyone know where this plate is? I can't find it.
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Bottom of the B-Pillar? Can't remember which side.
They probably just want to know if you have 50mm or 55mm strut diameter.
If you have a GTI it's 55mmcarandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
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Thanks Brad yeah I have a mk6 GTI. Will check it outComment
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Alrighty found the plate but is blank. Printing in it vin number on it and the kg but no numbers. My GTI is Apr 2011 build if that helpsComment
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Have you looked in the owners manual?carandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
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I found on the AwesomeGTI website there is 4 options in AP Coilovers - 2 options in 50mm (1060kg OR 1061-1170kg) and 2 options in 55mm (1060kg OR 1061-1170kg). Anyone have an idea on which one??Comment
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MK6 GTI is 1060F / 880R
Volkswagen Golf MK6 suspension from KW
The >1061 is for the TDI models & the Rcarandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
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Thanks Brad!Comment
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Just need some confirmation before I order a set of Coilovers, is brad^^ right with the axle weight??
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The 50mm strut is for 77TSI - 118TSI. The GTI and R (and i believe TDI's but not 100%) use the larger 55mm diameter strut.
TDI are heavier in the front (diesel engines are heavy) and both the R32 and R models are also heavier in the front due to engine/gbox config for the AWD systems.Comment
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Thanks Lucas I was aware that for the GTI they were the 55mm struts but what about weight?? would GTI's be the 1060kg and TDI & R's be the 1060-1170kg?Comment
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You did follow the link I posted? It was fairly self-explanatoryOriginally posted by MozzGTI View Postcarandimage The place where Off-Topic is On-Topic
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