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How to Make my polo more soft and comfortable?

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You cannot compare a VW to a Mazda! Completely different car companies made in opposite ends of the world nearly.

Have you driven another standard 6n Polo? That is the only way to determine how good or bad your cars ride quaility is.

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anyone bothered asking were he lives?

but ye they are 2 diffrent cars so you cant really compare.

and removing the ARB is most definably a no

regarding the front ARB

Ignoring the fact that it will destroy what handling the 6n has.. would it actually make it any softer?

this thread is weird, the standard suspension on the 6n is very soft and bouncy! not hard atall so your suspension is either fucked or you are an old woman :lol:

buy a 4X4 if the rodes ar that bad.

I had lowered the air pressure from 33 psi to 29 at the front and 27 at the rear and it helped more than I thought it will, it's still stiff a bit but it's better.

I'll also fix my noisy dashboard.

BTW I live in Israel for all of you that wonder.. :)

Get a Renault 5.

Hillman Imp or an old school escort :lol:

Chances are a few tins of WD40 and grease on all the joints will make your ride a bit better. failing that all the bushes/mounts might need replacing.

What are "joints"? where are they located?

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