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  1. best coilovers for a mk3 golf? 
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    hi guys, just after some advice.

    Whats the best brand of coilovers? im on a budget so i thought jamex would be acceptable, but i have no knowledge of them performance and quality wise, i was just woundering if anyone else on here has jamex coilys on their car and if so how do they perform?

    Thanks in advance guys.
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    jamex seem to get a good review on other sites, however AP and weitec seem to be the best mid range
     
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    cheers mate, ill look into it.
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    Unless you are particularly set on coilovers because you need to adjust the ride height (fairly) easily I'd look at the Eibach range of uprated / lowered springs/shocks - to get a lowered stance using coilovers gererally means a very 'crashy' ride, especially if you've got low profile tyres on.
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    Indie I'vejust purchased a set of eibach pro springs and the drop is v subtle. Car does feel a lot tighter than before though ride isn't harsh either. Would defo recommend unless your looking for the bumper touching the floor look.
     
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    Just out of curiosity, do you know if these would be suitable for a Mk 1 (P reg) A3? I have reservations about coilovers because a m8 of mine fitted some to his car (Volvo) and the ride is hard as you like!!!

    I just want to lower mine a bit, make it a bit nicer round corners but not loose too much of the comfort in the process....?
     
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