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Cheers for the info mate, appreciate that. I'm looking at 19 inch wheels with 9.5 width with blank offset, they can basically machine the wheels to have offset from et15 - 45. Probably best getting the arch extension first then play around with the offset later. Your stance will be the benchmark .
No problem mate. Yes get the arch extensions first then decide how much offset you need to stay flush and not need any spacers. Also bear in mind that I have the Eibach Pro-Kit springs fitted too.
Now back to topic please.
2011 Candy White Tiguan R Line 170 TDI DSG | Pan roof | Park assist & RVC | RNS 510 | MDI | LED's | 20" RS5 Wheels| Bi-xenons & AFS | Front & Rear footwell lights | Door warning & puddle lights | Mirror puddle lights | LED Tail lamps | Eibach Pro-Kit Springs
Installed some S2T Flappy Paddle Shifters onto my steering wheel this morning (lowering springs are in too but I'll need to wash the car before taking any photos).
Looks great but will need a little bit of getting used to as there is a little less clearance than with the standard shifters.
looks good! In your opinion how hard was the install of the s2t paddle shifters? i saw the DIY it didn't look too bad.
Once you get your airbag out the rest is a piece of cake. Even though I've done the airbag removal before it still took me 15-20minutes of stuffing around with a screw driver and mirror to undo the retaining clips. The challenge is to stop the first clip re-engaging when going to attept the second... did this about 10 times
Yes really happy with the springs. Before it was certainly sitting up but now it looks "planted".
Initial impressions is that I'm really impressed with the ride as the progressive springs do take out a lot of the smaller bumps that the stock ones transfer to the cabin.
Speed bumps are a bit firmer but that was to be expected. Will test out a few road humps and rougher roads in the next week.
'Planted' is a good choice of words. looks fantastic! If anything, the gap between the tyre & the plastic arch guard looks less than mine (i'm running a lower profile, i think? 245/40/19).
Not much left to do now, apart from the chrome plated grease nipples and double reverse overhead twin cam door handles! I guess there are a few more items on your wish-list...
'Planted' is a good choice of words. looks fantastic! If anything, the gap between the tyre & the plastic arch guard looks less than mine (i'm running a lower profile, i think? 245/40/19).
Not much left to do now, apart from the chrome plated grease nipples and double reverse overhead twin cam door handles! I guess there are a few more items on your wish-list...
Nice...
Yes running 245/45/19 so I do have another 5mm to fill up the guards.
Hahaha I am almost finished - a couple of bits of hardware and software to go
Wow Your Tig looks fantastic now. I am really exited about the looks. Any improvement in handling /cornering?
It does corner slightly flatter - but remembering I already have front and rear sway bars in so they do a pretty good job at limiting the body roll. The main difference noticeable straight away (apart from the drop of course) is the variable rate springs ability to soak up the small bumps - it definitely runs over the manhole covers, etc with a lot less fuss.
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