Mk3 Leon coilovers
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Cheers for the replays... Damien don't really have a budget in mind anything under 500 really it's a brand new car so defiantly will be something half decent and I want it quite low . Have you anything on that site that comes under 500?
We have the AP kit at £476 delivered, we just need to know front strut size, engine size and weather you have independent or torsion beam rear suspension.
Damian @ DPM Performance
Damian @ DPM Performance
Thanks Damian Al have a look round and see what I need and if I decide to go for that I will give you a shout
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I dont think you can put those two words together, 500 & half decent. You wanna be spending a bit more than that imo but up to you, i'd be pushing the boat out for some KW's.
What you really want are these bad boi's! lol http://www.awesomegti.com/car/seat/leon-mk3/volkswagen-racing-race-4-way-remote-coilover-kit
...you can spread the cost, or get yourself another leon entirely for the same monthly price
Blimey. They're a bit pricey..I dont think you can put those two words together, 500 & half decent. You wanna be spending a bit more than that imo but up to you, i'd be pushing the boat out for some KW's.
What you really want are these bad boi's! lol http://www.awesomegti.com/car/seat/leon-mk3/volkswagen-racing-race-4-way-remote-coilover-kit
...you can spread the cost, or get yourself another leon entirely for the same monthly price
I dont think you can put those two words together, 500 & half decent. You wanna be spending a bit more than that imo but up to you, i'd be pushing the boat out for some KW's.
What you really want are these bad boi's! lol http://www.awesomegti.com/car/seat/leon-mk3/volkswagen-racing-race-4-way-remote-coilover-kit
...you can spread the cost, or get yourself another leon entirely for the same monthly price
Totally agree! £500 will no doubt make it nice and low and look good but will ruin the ride and handling on anything other than a smooth road of which there are few in this country. The only coil overs I've had experience of have been kw or h&r both of which cost about double that . I eventually removed them as I got tired of the ride . Yes the handling was better on a track but I could drive quicker on an average bumpy country road with the stock setup .
if KW is a bit much mate, what about these:
http://www.awesomegti.com/parts/sus...n-racing-streetsport-coilover-kit-vw-golf-mk7
Im sure Damian could source some or something similar. If you keep the car 3 years, it's only an extra 22p per day over the <£500 kits...
http://www.awesomegti.com/parts/sus...n-racing-streetsport-coilover-kit-vw-golf-mk7
Im sure Damian could source some or something similar. If you keep the car 3 years, it's only an extra 22p per day over the <£500 kits...
I dont think you can put those two words together, 500 & half decent. You wanna be spending a bit more than that imo but up to you, i'd be pushing the boat out for some KW's.
What you really want are these bad boi's! lol http://www.awesomegti.com/car/seat/leon-mk3/volkswagen-racing-race-4-way-remote-coilover-kit
...you can spread the cost, or get yourself another leon entirely for the same monthly price
If I really save hard maybe I could afford it, but which corner should I put it on?
To be honest for everyday road use the AP kit is a good option and if it's within your budget and a price that you're comfortable spending then why stretch yourself too far.
Damian @ DPM Performance
Damian @ DPM Performance
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