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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: bulak-mk4 on 12 April 2013, 11:07
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hi peeps
just lowered my mk4 tdi 130bhp on A-max springs with 45mm all round, now the front sits just
right nice and low but the back is still high compared to the front. I dont understand why.
I also have a mk4 golf 1.8T that the mrs uses thats dropped on 35mm springs and sits perfect.
Is there anyway to lower the back without changing the springs
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bricks??
sorry
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bricks??
sorry
:lipsrsealed:
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hi peeps
just lowered my mk4 tdi 130bhp on A-max springs with 45mm all round, now the front sits just
right nice and low but the back is still high compared to the front. I dont understand why.
I also have a mk4 golf 1.8T that the mrs uses thats dropped on 35mm springs and sits perfect.
Is there anyway to lower the back without changing the springs
Not unless you want to start chopping springs which really isn't a good idea.
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someone one said to me to get shorter drop links? i've had a look but didnt make sense to me
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give it a few days to settle, you may find it may drop a bit yet .
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someone one said to me to get shorter drop links? i've had a look but didnt make sense to me
Adjustable drop links are used at the front to try and prevent the arb rubbing on the driveshaft.
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give it a few days to settle, you may find it may drop a bit yet .
This ^^^
There's no real weight at the back so to speak, so takes it while longer to settle. See what its like in a 2/3 weeks
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i hope it does settle i had two of my big mates sat in the back looked sick lol