Total Members Voted: 6
Sounds like he's probably got something like this ... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VW-Golf-MK2-GTI-1.8i-83-92-Lowering-Coilover-Springs-_W0QQitemZ160423756869QQcmdZViewItem?rvr_id=154910447367&rvr_id=154910447367&cguid=8e1fb8a21280a0e203c02080fecdc4d8They are designed to fit on OE shocks, as an alternative to standard or lowered springs. Problem is that, unlike conventional coil-overs, they don't have pre-load springs - so when the load is taken off them, they'll be completely loose.Ps. I voted "new user"
Quote from: Ben Lessani on 17 October 2010, 22:49Sounds like he's probably got something like this ... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VW-Golf-MK2-GTI-1.8i-83-92-Lowering-Coilover-Springs-_W0QQitemZ160423756869QQcmdZViewItem?rvr_id=154910447367&rvr_id=154910447367&cguid=8e1fb8a21280a0e203c02080fecdc4d8They are designed to fit on OE shocks, as an alternative to standard or lowered springs. Problem is that, unlike conventional coil-overs, they don't have pre-load springs - so when the load is taken off them, they'll be completely loose.Ps. I voted "new user"Best thing i can suggest is relist them yourself as "purchased in error" at least you in the roght place now to research first befor you buy. thoes are the puppies .. totaly poo . ebay man wont have them back ..
Sounds like he's probably got something like this ... http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/VW-Golf-MK2-GTI-1.8i-83-92-Lowering-Coilover-Springs-_W0QQitemZ160423756869QQcmdZViewItem?rvr_id=154910447367&rvr_id=154910447367&cguid=8e1fb8a21280a0e203c02080fecdc4d8They are designed to fit on OE shocks, as an alternative to standard or lowered springs. Problem is that, unlike conventional coil-overs, they don't have pre-load springs - so when the load is taken off them, they'll be completely loose.Ps. I voted "new user"Best thing i can suggest is relist them yourself as "purchased in error" at least you in the roght place now to research first befor you buy.
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