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    Default coilovers on a mk3 1.4 – 30-03-2008,07:57 PM
    I have a mk3 1.4 golf and I am thinking of fitting a set of coilovers or springs to help improve the handling. Does anyone no if this will make a worth while diffrence.
     
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    Default Re: coilovers on a mk3 1.4 – 01-04-2008,06:14 PM
    hello mate right the answer is yes but i wouldnt put coilovers on it m8 just lowerings springs otherwise u have to get the camber reset as it knocks these out the lower u go plus if u go lower than 35 mm u will feel everything ie a pot hole will be a crater basiclly
     
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