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General => The garage => Topic started by: robjackson on 14 November 2012, 16:21
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Has anyone got the facts on getting a little extra drop by using polo top mounts wen fitting coilovers up front?
After fitting fronts recently we realised we'd hav to redo the whole job and replace the topmounts too wen we get chance!
So thought i may aswell look into these if they'r a straight fit.
Cheers
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http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=244122.0
Yes they are a straight fit. Why not get some poly ones? :smiley:
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Comfort has to be a factor with this,
Its ony a daily and with mrs' due-date looming therell be 4 of us doing the nursry run in this already lowrirde
What benefits is there from polo mounts?
Iv only just figured that the bottom half of the top mount will never come off again, but the top half is fine.
I'v heard the poo ones sit lower somehow and add to the lowered rideheight.
And, theyr a direct replacement for the mk3
Is this right?
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*polo, (not 'poo')
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As far as I'm aware the Polo ones don't fit Mk3s, only Mk4s and the like. The link you posted even refers to a Mk4.
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Only just spotted that link,
And am still none-the-wiser.
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The polybush mounts in that link are for a mk4, NOT a mk3. :huh:
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I edited my post, I meant Mk4! Ha ha. No reason for me to point out it doesn't fit then refer to the link as it fitting a Mk3, I'm an eeeejit.
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No worries mate. : )
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They won't fit a Mk3, as already stated they will fit a MK4 Golf, Leon etc.
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Consider the weight difference. Genuine mk3 mounts struggle on a mk3 with my engine anyway, doubt polo ones will stand a chance.
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Thanks dom69, and tshirt,
I must'v been missing something smwhere along the line.
Got it now.
Cheers for comments guys. I'll close this topic now
Thanks