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Mk5 1.9tdi 30mm drop worth it. – 28-01-2017,03:16 PM

I'm thinking of lowering my golf mk5 1.9tdi by 30mm on eibach pro springs but is it worth it will you notice a drop or will there still be a huge gap

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