well it been a long time since i first said i was geting coilies to myself ( back last year with my mk2 golf and jetta) but never got round to affording any.

however thanks to LeighP on here i got some coiles for a good price!

I have never done any work on suspension before actually iv only ever messed with body work and interior really, however i bit the bullet as i couldnt afford to pay someone to do and thanks to a very helpful guide i fitted them myself and was surprised at how easy it was!! despite the terensial rain we had yesterday i mannaged to finish it by 10.30 last night feeling very tired and wet after struggling getting the bolts undone! lol

here it is now, i need to adjust them all to suit my preference but my god does it feel good to be lower!!

I had to fit my 13" steels up front cuz the 14" valver alloyswere rubbing on the springs, do i need spacers?

hope you like... car needs a wash btw! lol

cheers,

steve

Looking good!

The fronts will be rubbing due to the massive balloon tyres, if you can't afford new lower profile tyres or a new set of wheels then just stick a 10mm spacer on them

I'm liking the odd wheel tbh, think it looks awesome =]

sitting nicely. i love the back of lowered 6n's

Alex

Sweet! ( very jealous my mk 4 has the ride height of a tractor!)

same here till i get the right size spanners etc

had same prob with my valver rims rubbing on the collies, you just needs you chamber adjusted

i love white 6n's looks nice

praise the lowerd :-D luking nice

cheers guys, thanks for the great responces, I'm loving it at the moment feels so much better!

back hurts a bit on a long run though!!! lol

The fronts will be rubbing due to the massive balloon tyres, if you can't afford new lower profile tyres or a new set of wheels then just stick a 10mm spacer on them

the tyres on my valver alloys are lower profile than normal but the inside tyre wall runs on the springs!

i think i might get some spacers though, a bit cheaper than tyres :-)

cheers again guys,

steve