Author Topic: mk1 cab suspention  (Read 1674 times)

Offline vw route76

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mk1 cab suspention
« on: 01 July 2004, 21:51 »
hello veedub lovers
just 1 quick question ive been told that mk1 & mk1 cab are different set ups im not 1oo% sure so if any of u guys know if u cud let us that wud b gr8

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Re:mk1 cab suspention
« Reply #1 on: 01 July 2004, 22:02 »
A few of the differences on post '88 cabs that I know, include the exhaust system, Steering splines, and Instrument pod . So its not inconcievable there are others
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Re:mk1 cab suspention
« Reply #2 on: 01 July 2004, 23:53 »
As far as i know the suspensions on mk1's and cabs are the same.

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Re:mk1 cab suspention
« Reply #3 on: 02 July 2004, 00:00 »
there must be a slight difference cos when u look at suspension.  be it coilovers or springs they do a different price for the mark 1 and the cab.

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eibach springs

Springs
Mk1 Golf - ?110
Mk1 Golf Cabrio - ?115
Scirocco - ?100
Mk2 Golf 8v - ?100
Mk2 Golf 16v - ?110
Jetta 8v - ?110
Jetta 16v - ?110
Mk3 Golf - ?110
Vento - ?110

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Re:mk1 cab suspention
« Reply #4 on: 02 July 2004, 00:02 »
The parts may not be identical, as the cars are different in weight.
But the suspension setup for the mk1/cab/scirocco are the same.

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Re:mk1 cab suspention
« Reply #5 on: 02 July 2004, 16:03 »
i would assume the springs were stiffer (or at least the progression rate). on the cab to compensate for weigt


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Re:mk1 cab suspention
« Reply #6 on: 02 July 2004, 16:06 »
I'm fairly certain that post and pre '88 cabs use different springs.
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