Anyone care to review their V-Maxx coilovers?
02-15-2009, 12:39 PM
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Anyone care to review their V-Maxx coilovers?
I'm getting ready to order them. My friend has them on his GTI and loves them. I don't track the car, I'm just going for a little be lower aggressive look and re-vamping my tired suspension... I won't be pushing the car to any limits. I'm just looking for a low comfortable ride.
I ordered the coilovers and the full KMAC camber kit.
Should I just get the 1/2 KMAC kit?
Anything else I should while I'm having the coilovers installed. I have a guy that works for VW doing them for me, he owes me...
Figured while he is under there I might as well get anything else I'd "need" help me out guys!
I ordered the coilovers and the full KMAC camber kit.
Should I just get the 1/2 KMAC kit?
Anything else I should while I'm having the coilovers installed. I have a guy that works for VW doing them for me, he owes me...
Figured while he is under there I might as well get anything else I'd "need" help me out guys!
02-15-2009, 01:42 PM
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So far, so good.
Comfortable, not much stiffer than stock. Handling was improved, I think primarly due to the fact that my stock suspension had 87,000 miles. I went with CPT control arms. For the price, not bad at all in my opinion. I don't track my car nor due I drive real agressive. So for me it was a perfect fit.
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02-15-2009, 04:27 PM
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Looks AWESOME man.
did you go with a 1/2 kmac or the full?!
How low are you? That looks PERFECT!!!
Let me know, I'm essentially going to emulate what you've done here... Looks great. Hope you don't mind. hahah
How low are you? That looks PERFECT!!!
Let me know, I'm essentially going to emulate what you've done here... Looks great. Hope you don't mind. hahah
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In the back the perches are not installed so it is as low as it can go.
The front just matched the rear. It rubs only when hitting a bump and and taking a hard corner at the the same time. I think if I went with smaller spacers it would not be an issue. I would reccomend a full kmac kit if you are going as low as I am. You may not need it, but it is better to be safe than sorry.
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