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Model specific boards => Golf mk3 => Topic started by: laxington on 09 August 2010, 10:19
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i've noticed in alot of pics that when the mk3 is lowered...it's kinda slant, the front is lower than the back and just wondering why this is the case? just like in this thread http://www.wheel-whores.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=17841
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Could be to do with the big heavy engine being in the front Buddy....one way round this is to fit coilovers to adjust or 40/60mm lowering kit.
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I might be wrong but I believe nose down can help handling.
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nose down is definitely better for looks and will help handling as it basically shifts weight distribution onto the front wheels
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Some people lower the front a small bit more intentionally, either for look or handling.
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Yeah, it's just the way people adjust coilovers. And also it's easier to go lower on the front.
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i see
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You will never see a race car with the back lower than the front. Be it v8's or wtcc it's for handling and if the back is lower it's because the idiot driving think it looks good.
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Wow he went for the Harlequin look and looked really good i think! painted it him self with two friends!! hmmm
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Nose down= lower class/middle class
Nose up= upper class!!
:grin: :grin: :grin:
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The mk3 is a bit of a wedge shaped car anyway and looks better with the nose slightly lower than the back in my opinion.