If you have lowered springs where did you get them from? how much did you pay? what brand?
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Anybody out there with lowered springs??
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Originally posted by Bianco View PostSo its OK to fit lowering springs and keep the standard shocks?
Some additional information can be found at my website. Unfortunately available in english through the google-translator only:
gaskutsche.de - Infos rund um den VW Bus, Flüssiggas als Kraftstoffalternative sowie Tipps, Tricks und Basteleien für den T4
Where to find the color: Like on this one, the pink spot -> standard VW marking.
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Wholesale Suspension at Penrith offers King Springs fitted for $595.
I had Eibachs fitted, cost of the springs only $790. Done at Killara Garage.
Eibachs and Bilsteins supplied and fitted $3100.
Also had the blackout around the front door / sliding door done $50 on the spot at the local Sign A Rama at Chatswood $50. Looks great - Good tip camden gti!Alan
2005 Multivan tdi
2005 Golf GTI
1990 M5
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Have been shopping around for prices on Eibachs in Melb'. Quoted $1000.00 supplied/fitted.
Have looked at purchasing direct from Eibach Sydney, but I'm having trouble finding the part no.
I suspect if supply them to be fitted and there are problems now or later, I can hear the suspension guys saying" Mate you supplied the stuff ' we only fitted them"
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Thanks Rob, I have found a suspension palce to fit the EIbachs to the T5.
By the way I also have a T4 which is 100mm lower than my T5. The suspension guys tell me that it has probably compressed over the years. 1997model.
However for you newbies to the T4 game, the front can be adjusted simply via the torsion bar. Look for a large 25mm threaded rod on left and right front to the rear of the front wheels. Probably best done by your VW service or suspension place.
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