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Brilliant English American hybrid accent you got there 😂

You should have done the brake test with all the types.

Hacks don't know there hacking till they learn the non hack way

Did you torque the bolts down?

What if you need to make an adjustment on the fly? Is there any way of making the height adjustment without having to remove the suspension?

Banging cool colour smashing out the park 😊

Great job, video was excellent thanks! installing mine tomorrow morning..😊

Thanks for sharing. I want my LS430 drivable if I lose all air (worse scenario). I was told my Airlift 3H performance series cannot be adjusted to air out but not be on the ground. Was I misinformed? Thank you

so i have my car at max height when I adjusted the struts before installing. With air its not tall enough unless I drive with 75psi+. Well, when I changed the psi to 25psi and tried changing the dampening it did nothing. It's extremely stiff and bouncy and basically undriveable pls help.

Holy rust Batman..

Question on the rear…i adjusted my shock so it wouldn’t air out so low. Now when i air out my rear bags my shock compresses all the way and sits where I want it…but isn’t it bad to compress the strut all the way?

@VTT Performance what strut body measurements do you recommend for the MK7 GTI? I see you guys have one in the shop in this video.

Been looking for this kind of information for ages. Everything else is just purely stance

Very good, thank you. Does this formulation take into consideration retraction of the strut when hitting a big bump? I would like my tire to rest at the edge of the fender but will it hit if I hit a bump, most likely. I’m need to this game but been on the earth many decades. Again thanks for sharing

Thanks for info. Would help me to chose the best trie for my car ؟ I have crysler 200 ، 2015.

Is there a video for the front sway bar-anti-rollbar? I think i need to change mine on a3 8p

Hey I have air lift but i followed ride height but Im still try find what’s damping set

Great Video Man! This deserves way-more likes!!

Great video but why did not not test the All weather tire? Your graphic showing the Tesla stopping distances was awesome and was hoping to see how the all weather compared to winter and the all season tire.

Good info here. I put new Toyo Celcius on a car I ended up selling but got a chance to drive through snow and ice. Like you said, better than all season tire but not as good as a winter tire. My daughter has the firestone blizzak and they work amazing on her front wheel drive car. My wife's honda pilot has 20,000 miles on her nokian entyre 2.0 tires and they are excellent in winter & summer. After 20,000 miles still over 60% tread left. I'm debating putting Nokian WR G4's on my front wheel drive work car as some customers have complained about howling noise after 15,000+ miles and tread life quickly declining in the summer. Any opinion on the WR 64 on those two topics?

Would the droop be the same if jacked?

Do you need an alignment after replacing your struts?

Do you need an alignment after replacing struts?

Firstly thank you for your helpful walk-through. Is it normal to have uneven pressures in all four bags to obtain desired ride height. Keep in mind that all struts were adjusted fender to hub whilst being on a lifter with zero air in bags.

best video on the subject. do you have one for the front?

What suspension are you running?

where can i get these struts to buy?

So if I understand, for me says I have to run 50 psi for my ride high so I need to actually adjust the strut it self to the height I want while driving whilst I’m aired at 50psi.

When you have your driving pressure/height established. With someone your weight sitting in the driver seat. Is that where you take any preload out of the end links?

Is there any reason why you only did the rear?

Finally, someone who actually talks about the mechanics of the strut instead of just installing it and playing with pressures. I'm install an Air Lift Performance system from a Lexus on a '69 BMW so I'm customizing the front OEM struts. Understanding how the bag and the adjustable strut tube work together is critical. Thank you.

Bro thanks for this video but I KNOW I messed up the height etc on my 19 Tiguan, in the rear cause of all the pot holes when I hit a bump I can feel my rear tires leave the ground... is there any formula you can give me for the Tiguan?? I’m on 3H I was so frustrated with the rear airlift adjustable shocks I attempted to put Bilstein sport shocks, to long snapped my sensors off. HELP LOL

This is only a small tiny example Manny ranges of Treads out there for all of them that makes a huge difference

Nice! A video with a view of the installation. I feel more confident about installing this now. Thank you for the video!

Thanks so much for making this video. I think it's going to help me fix my bouncing problem...

Where is the other tire

I have a 2013 A3 TDI and there’s not many videos for mods for it. Given that I’m still under warranty because of diesel gate, all I can do is suspension mods.

Please keep doing A3 videos!

Why did you not test the all weather tires ?

Is it better to get alignments at the dealer or does it matter?

perfect! I'm about to self-install and this video really helped me understand the finer points to the installation.

would there be any benefit of adding a rear sway bar on a fwd mk6 golf

It's a bass boat!!!

Exactly what i was looking for. Thanks!

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I talked to Dave at Eurobuilt, definitely will be coming to you guys when I have my r32 bagged

Great explanation

I was looking to add this to my 2014 VW GLI. Got a Unitronic stage 1 tune and slightly upgraded Bilstein B4 shocks. Do you think a turbo inlet or charge pipes are worth it? I can get both from Uni for $500. Cant go stage 2 with downpipe in California and pass emissions I don’t think.

Wouldn't it be correct that the larger the vehicle (with larger wheels) the more important alignment is, because the centrifugal force of the weight of the wheel is compounded by the rate the wheel is spinning?

Dude nice vid! Well done!