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    03-25-2012 10:55 PM #1
    I purchased a set of the BC Racing BR coils overs and was looking for some suggestions on dampening set ups. I have a MKV GTI and if anyone had any advice or suggestions for their soft/hard settings on the coils it would be great. I run pretty much full stiff in the front right now, the ride is firm and forgiving but would like to see if anyone has some suggestions.

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    03-26-2012 07:55 AM #2
    Just play around with it; every car and every person are going to want something different.


    Edit: You are going to want the rear to be softer than the front though; as there's less weight back there.
    Last edited by Project_2501; 03-26-2012 at 08:07 AM.

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    05-30-2012 04:25 PM #3
    I find on my mkiv there is two good setups. One sport stiff and one more comfortable.
    I also installed these on a jcw mini, same settings but he installed swift springs. I would highly recommend you get them. Same spring rate seemed to be the best. The overall comfort was greatly improved and corner traction was also greatly improved. Worth the $380 online.

    Anyways, around 10 on the frt from soft and 8 on the rear.on sporty mode 20f 25r,but that helps some understeer on my worse suspension imho.

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