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  1. 03-14-2012 10:47 PM #1
    The specs say 1.22 inch drop on a MK VI GTI. When I climb into the car it drops almost an inch. When I load my family into the car am I gonna run into rubbing issues especially in tight turns over say a speed bump? This wont be the 1st car I dropped but it will be the 1st car I just put springs on. All others I've used coiovers and I even went lower. I'm getting a little older and don't want to bounce down the road but I'm also tired of getting nose bleeds from being in the clouds. BTW, I plan to stick with my stock 18's with the current stock offset. Even later if I change wheels I will keep offsets the same. Somebody please tell me I wont be screwing up my car and why.

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  2. 03-15-2012 11:13 AM #2
    Wow! 75 views and not 1 comment? Not even some @$$hole saying "Use the search!" ??? I left the Vortex for a couple years while I tried on other vehicles. Once I decided that only a VW fit me well, I decided to come back to what was once the most helpful bunch of people I've ever communicated with. This place sure has changed.

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    03-19-2012 03:53 PM #4
    just kidding.

    i lowered mine 2", and still have stock shocks (temporary!).

    i've never rubbed, even with a full set of wheels in my back seat/trunk and my gf in the front. now i know they don't weigh as much as an entire family but i can't see you rubbing if i'm not.
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    03-30-2012 12:59 PM #5
    Quote Originally Posted by HonoluluDubber View Post
    The specs say 1.22 inch drop on a MK VI GTI. When I climb into the car it drops almost an inch. When I load my family into the car am I gonna run into rubbing issues especially in tight turns over say a speed bump? This wont be the 1st car I dropped but it will be the 1st car I just put springs on. All others I've used coiovers and I even went lower. I'm getting a little older and don't want to bounce down the road but I'm also tired of getting nose bleeds from being in the clouds. BTW, I plan to stick with my stock 18's with the current stock offset. Even later if I change wheels I will keep offsets the same. Somebody please tell me I wont be screwing up my car and why.

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    Are you running stock shocks on it?
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    03-31-2012 04:34 AM #6
    How much do you weigh?

    That could explain the distance that the car drops when you get in.

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