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Adamp252
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07 September 2013, 18:28 »
Evening all,
What's the difference between the gti sports chassis and a standard golf chassis?
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wigit
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Re: Sports chassis
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07 September 2013, 18:33 »
springs, dampers, arbs
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Adamp252
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07 September 2013, 19:22 »
Okay mate, what is a sports chassis tho?
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dubber36
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08 September 2013, 16:38 »
More sporty i.e. stiffer, springs, dampers and arbs.
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Candy Man
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Re: Sports chassis
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09 September 2013, 16:33 »
Are you refering to the adaptive sports chassis m8, if yes
Its an electronically controlled suspension system which
Stiffens up shock absorbers etc when activated, if memory
Serves me lol. Hth
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RedHP
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09 September 2013, 20:40 »
As the Candyman says, the ACC is an optional extra. This gives you the option to switch from the standard sporty/hard drive to a more comfortable ride. As standard the GiT comes as standard with the sporty/hard ride.
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