Coilover query

[sidecarphil]

Lol im shallow, its all about low and loud 

Go get a set of Hotturding coilovers then and bounce your way down the road.

flat eric styleeeeeee

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z47KUNmmCng

[monkeyinmyhead]

Hmmm so the FKs are getting a bit of a panning it seems? Lot for me to think about it seems, appreciate all the help y'all. Anyone heading to Bugjam?

[VeeDubGTI16v]

the fk konigsports are good coilovers if they still do them. around £450 3yrs ago

[monkeyinmyhead]

Ooooo they have gone up to £640!!!  :embarassed:

[Gloves88]

Ooooo they have gone up to £640!!!  :embarassed:

pm'd you mate...might be of some interest to you

[fishnchipsx2]

Lol im shallow, its all about low and loud 

Hottuning coilovers are the ones for you then 

If you're going low, as in over (or is it under? ) 100mm, it might be worth trimming the bumpstops in half - that way, if you're riding on em, you won't be bouncing all over the place.

[Neo Badness]

I've read good things about Ritter, think volksbits do them for about 250.00 think they are sister company of a bigger brand, can't remember who though. I was thinking of getting a set to drop it on it's @rse for summer then put it back to sensible ride height for winter.

[monkeyinmyhead]

Thats the idea really, Im thinking of slamming it on its arse for a couple of shows and then save for some better ones maybe to sensible the ride? I would stick a picture up if I knew how to do it lol.

[Kimmy]

Hey up dude i think you should get an air ride kit  then all you would have to do is flick a switch

[Neo Badness]

Priced a Rayvern air kit for a mk2 golf from the man himself, was just shy of 1700.00 
It'd be cool but the money could be better spent else where IMO. Unless you have money to burn. However there are a few more companies starting to do it so hopefully the price will come down a bit in future.
Me, I'll stick with coventional shock setup for time being until that Euromillions win comes through