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MK2 Golf Lowering kit (80mm)

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Bought a lowering kit for a old mk2 I had. Put the kit on, drove the car outside of the unit, took it for a spin around the block, came back, washed it then the car stood in the unit. Eventually got weighed in so the kit is nearly brand new. My mate used the front springs on his for a week or so. So basically brand new. The kit was £150 new.

I'm only asking for £90 + shipping (or free if you collect from Gateshed).

Kit is 4 shocks and 4 springs. Just a budget lowering kit, rides surprisingly well.

Just trying to free up some cash and space.

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hi there do you have a make on the shocks ? were did you bye them from ? wb

Bought a lowering kit for a old mk2 I had. Put the kit on, drove the car outside of the unit, took it for a spin around the block, came back, washed it then the car stood in the unit. Eventually got weighed in so the kit is nearly brand new. My mate used the front springs on his for a week or so. So basically brand new. The kit was £150 new.

I'm only asking for £90 + shipping (or free if you collect from Gateshed).

Kit is 4 shocks and 4 springs. Just a budget lowering kit, rides surprisingly well.

Just trying to free up some cash and space.

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