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lollpolo
Keyboard Warrior
Number of posts : 66
Ride : polo 6n 8v+escort cabrio 16i
Registration date : 2008-04-06
| | Subject: lowering the polo Sat Nov 07 2009, 12:16 | |
| anybody got lowering springs or coilovers need some asap for my polo 6n ??????? | |
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Luke_MK1
VAG Wales Moderator
Number of posts : 2679
Ride : Mk2 GTI - Citroen C5
Registration date : 2009-04-11
| | Subject: Re: lowering the polo Sat Nov 07 2009, 14:01 | |
| Cheap ones - Club Polo - Jackson Tuning - £200 (tatechnix Ones) Expensive ones - Venom Motorsport - View range  | |
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Cymro
VAG Wales Admin
Number of posts : 2222
Ride : Mk2 Polo "Fern", Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross
Registration date : 2008-03-26
| | Subject: Re: lowering the polo Sat Nov 07 2009, 14:10 | |
| If you're lowering it then you will need the shocks as well. Stock shocks are ok for 20-40mm drop but any lower and they soon wear out.
coilovers should have shocks with them. | |
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Luke_MK1
VAG Wales Moderator
Number of posts : 2679
Ride : Mk2 GTI - Citroen C5
Registration date : 2009-04-11
| | Subject: Re: lowering the polo Sat Nov 07 2009, 14:13 | |
| It depends on his budget, with Phil J he can get lowerring springs with shocks, other pay the LITTLE extra for coilovers! which would be addvisable  | |
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CymruR32
VAG Wales Admin
Number of posts : 669
Ride : MK4 Golf R32
Registration date : 2008-02-03
| | Subject: Re: lowering the polo Sat Nov 07 2009, 15:58 | |
| Alot of people on Club Polo go for Phil J's ones, they're good value. But quite a harsh ride I believe. | |
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matt
The Guv'nor
Number of posts : 3456
Ride : lupo gti with a bit of a kick
Registration date : 2008-02-03
| | Subject: Re: lowering the polo Sat Nov 07 2009, 16:34 | |
| my philj's were harch but not that bad tbf | |
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popeye
Keyboard Warrior
Number of posts : 226
Ride : bora tdi 130sport remapped to 180+mk2 jetta vr6
Registration date : 2009-05-17
| | Subject: Re: lowering the polo Sat Nov 07 2009, 19:28 | |
| get on eBay. i picked up some new coil overs for £150.
corrado, golf Mk2 + Mk3 will fit as well | |
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azzajones
Keyboard Warrior
Number of posts : 169
Ride : polo 6n 16v
Registration date : 2008-11-25
| | Subject: Re: lowering the polo Sun Nov 08 2009, 20:25 | |
| corrado, golf Mk2 + Mk3 they fit a polo?? | |
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Martian
Scene Mincer
Number of posts : 601
Ride : MK2F polo Saloon
Registration date : 2009-05-16
| | Subject: Re: lowering the polo Sun Nov 08 2009, 20:49 | |
| iv PhilJ ones on the loon
can be harsh at speed,but take it easy and there reet
but if you want low+comfort your gonna have to spend some dollar | |
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Cymro
VAG Wales Admin
Number of posts : 2222
Ride : Mk2 Polo "Fern", Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross
Registration date : 2008-03-26
| | Subject: Re: lowering the polo Mon Nov 09 2009, 01:01 | |
| I have the philj ones and I find them better at speed.
TBH the ride isn't that harsh. | |
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matt
The Guv'nor
Number of posts : 3456
Ride : lupo gti with a bit of a kick
Registration date : 2008-02-03
| | Subject: Re: lowering the polo Mon Nov 09 2009, 15:25 | |
| my kws are great tbf paid alot of money for them. the philj's are gd for beginner slammers | |
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Martian
Scene Mincer
Number of posts : 601
Ride : MK2F polo Saloon
Registration date : 2009-05-16
| | Subject: Re: lowering the polo Mon Nov 09 2009, 17:37 | |
| - Cymro wrote:
- I have the philj ones and I find them better at speed.
TBH the ride isn't that harsh. philj's ftw still need to lower the back of mine...mmmm | |
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