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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: davemk4 on 18 December 2012, 21:09
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wont be wanting to slam the golf and want a 35-40mm drop with a firmer ride but not a back breaker plus summit that wont fall to bits in 6 months. ive seen the JOM collies and seem really cheap!! but anyone had experience with H+R suspension kits? any advice or reviews be good? :smiley:
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You can get Fk Highsports for £280 http://www.carparts-tuning.co.uk/en/Suspension-Tuning/Coilovers/?_artperpage=48&filterKategoriePfadROOT%2FSuspension+Tuning=Coilovers&filterVehicle+Model=Golf+4&filterKategoriePfadROOT=Suspension+Tuning&verbose=true&catalog=true&searchparam=%2A
Good deal as they are normally about £450
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thanks for the link. are these really hard though?
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Mate depends how low you go if you take a huge drop doesnt matter what coils you ahve it will be hard some better than others obviously... But these will be better than Joms and i dare say H+R there is good reviews for many cars for the highsports They are mid range coils!! sadly you get what you pay for mate
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im only dropping about 35mm-40mm as im keeping original 16'' alloys and york full of bumps and potholes so i want a comfy ride (ish) still.
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Then get lowering springs and shocks mate you will get a near normal ride and drop about 35mm front and rear a set of eibachs lowering springs is about £100
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Ill defo be getting a proper uprated shocker and spring kit as no point lowering on 10 year old shocks
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exactly mate if you just want that kind of drop avoid coils mate
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Cheers :-)
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a set of eibachs lowering springs is about £100
is what i bought along with 4x Bilstein shocks, its the best set-up for the mk4 golf apparently :tongue: