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Gaz Coilovers Mk1-3

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Gaz coil overs for Mk1-3 Polo. Professionally converted from an original set of struts from my Polo GT with shortened bodies. Far superior ride and handling to cheaper coil over kits like TA Technix for example...and at this price not much more expensive either!

  • Height Adjustable
  • Adjustable damping front and rear.
  • Front Springs - 7" 275lb 2.25" diameter
  • Rear Springs - 12" 165lb 2.25" diameter
  • Fitted with genuine VW bearings
  • New hubs pressed in at local garage
  • New top mounts
  • Brake discs not included
Condition

0 miles covered. Have been on bare shell for a year or two - stored in a dry garage. Springs looked like new, perfect. Some very light corrosion on some parts - rear threads could do with a wipe of WD40 for example.

Price

Cost new £702. Will sell for £525

Postage

Heavy items so £25 to courier - likely as two separate packages.

Payment + Communication

Payment via PayPal or Bank Transfer.

Buyer covers any fees.

First come first serve - just drop me a PM.

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How do u know the handling and ride is much better if they have covered zero miles? Is this a common tried conversion or something ?

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Yup I've got friends with them on their cars both locally and talked at length with the likes of Alex about his conversion. I've sampled the goods and decided they were the coilovers for me.

Like Gaz enough that I've got golds on my MX5 as well. Much better than more expensive Bilsteins on the road as the monotubes are a bit harsh. I've driven Polo's on TA Technix (it's not even suspension, it's horrendous), H&R Cup kit (which I really liked for a shock and spring kit), Koni (OK but not enough lows) and a couple of others. Gaz is a great product at this price.

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SOLD!

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