Golf 4 questions

[jawnsense]

i daily in northern pa (relative shit) at 23 gtf. its not a big deal if you're not retarded, and dont drive unknown roads at night.

[Polo Classic]

well, I hoped Norwegian roads will explain enough. speed bumps, cracks and holes in the road.

do you have some pictures how low I can go without air ride?

Here are some examples of what I see every day

I run this height in Oslo. No problems (Scirocco 3)

[P78]

this was daily driven (static) on belgian roads (prolly the worst ever)

[aar0n.]

^
Everyone claims that where they are has the worst roads. There are truly bad roads everywhere and that car isn't all that low for a daily imo

[jim.vw]

with GTI (thicker axles) you can go only this "low", before you pass. side axle will constantly hit the frame. But you'll need to cut out your sway 3/4 inch before. Next thing you'll have to have on mind is that your pan is almost at the same height as your subframe and bumper.. really not cool - I was mk3 kid before = lip on the ground and pan 1,5 inch higher.
On the other side you can use audi TT sway and have you frame notched as I did after these shots. I also ordered 1 inch motor mount spacers today....

[Jeffy Dahmer]

i cant stick a keyfob under my subframe on my mk3 and i drive it everyday, of course its a vr as well so i built a skid plate, little scrapes arent anything to worry about

[static all-star]

for reference: thats a dime, and i daily drive this (static, refer to the name) in central new jersey.

[static all-star]

also, to answer the question about your picture. thats just how a lot of VW's work. when the rear end of the car is lowered, the rear beam pushes forward.

[Sterling_Archer]

Finally someone agrees with me.

i agree with women too



i think they could work if done better. adjustable toe-in would be titties.


as for coils, get ones that are dampening adjustable so you can go lower and not worry about bottoming out or go bags. also, buy an extra set of axles so ywhen you break your first set, you're only down a weekend. see aaron's info as well.