James,
The Golf has always be "spongier". Infact this was a criticism of the MK4 Golf in that its chassis was too floaty and spongy. Some called it the "mini passat". However not a problem for me. To be honest if this was slightly tighter then that would be great.... Abit like the feel of a MK5 or 6 Golf. My Golf tyres are Dunlop 195/65/R15s. I guess the shocks etc may be slightly worn, but there has always been a large difference between the FR and the Golf in the ride.
Thanks,
Sam
If you buy eibach pro springs for the 20vt, they are the same as the springs for 150tdi
Hmmm, they shouldn't be the same
20vt is a 1.8 petrol engine and 150 tdi is a 1.9 diesel.
So engines are different weights, therefore springs/suspension for one car, will make it sit differently for the other.
So as 1.9tdi is a heavier engine than the 1.8, that kit you're on about will make the fr sit very low at the front. And if you put a kit for an fr on a 1.8 then it will sit much higher at the front.
This make sense? lol.
Hmmm, they shouldn't be the same
20vt is a 1.8 petrol engine and 150 tdi is a 1.9 diesel.
So engines are different weights, therefore springs/suspension for one car, will make it sit differently for the other.
So as 1.9tdi is a heavier engine than the 1.8, that kit you're on about will make the fr sit very low at the front. And if you put a kit for an fr on a 1.8 then it will sit much higher at the front.
This make sense? lol.
diesel and 1.8t spring rates run roughly the same, big difference is the stock leons to turbo or tdi leons.
if you look at aftermarket kits they are always listed for 1.8t AND 1.9tdi
James, Not quite sure since it is not here. But standard FR fit low profile tyres.