Suspension is key for our cars. I’ve tried both springs(eibach sportline) and coils(BC BR Coils) and anything is better than stock, our cars have too much stock body roll And stock monster truck status IMO.
I ordered H&R springs but returned them cause i live in the DC area so roads suck and i didn’t want a LOW drop. I ordered the Racing line kit with springs and shocks for my MK8 autobahn . Cant wait 🙏
I have a Mk6 Golf R with DCC and I’m running 19” Talledega’s fitted with 235/35/19 Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S tyres. I wouldn’t bother lowering it as it low enough standard. DCC in Sport mode is too stiff on anything but perfectly smooth roads, which there aren’t many of.
did you have to recalibrate your DCC on he VWR springs ? I remember asking someone in forums about springs and they'd mentioned they had to recalibrate theirs and I was curious as to how that's done or even necessary
As a 2017 MK7 GTI SE owner, in my opinion the stock dampers were designed to work with the stock spring height and rate. When you decrease the damper stroke and travel with lowering springs the dynamics, performance and longevity of the damper will be diminished. The proper way to lower your car is to install quality coil overs. But that’s a costly, but worthy upgrade. Peace
Hey Pete! Great vid as always man..quick question for you I'm actually scooping up a 2018 R on Saturday, couldn't be more excited. I know you love the Remus I'm just wondering if it drones at all? I drive a lot on the highway so its super important. Keep it up bro you're killing it.
Actually getting the H&R sports on my mk7 gli tomorrow along with some rotiform flg-r133s, did you do the OBDELEVEN adaptation for the dcc? Supposedly it should take care of a lot of the extra harshness with the new springs, im going to try it myself on my Jetta tomorrow there’s more info on this on vw vortex. Awesome video as usual
Isn’t it bad for the shocks? I want lowering springs to keep the adjustable dampers that come in the golf r when switching between eco-race But I’ve found mixed results on this being bad/good
did you have to recalibrate your DCC on he VWR springs ? I remember asking someone in forums about springs and they'd mentioned they had to recalibrate theirs and I was curious as to how that's done or even necessary
I have 034 on my Golf R there not the most aggressive drop but the car still drives stock like and the body roll is almost gone. Just bought a set of bilisten damptronics coilovers can't wait to get those installed
Anybody get a "suspension fault" alert after putting springs on with DCC? The alert doesn't pop up all the time but when it does I feel the shocks get spongy. Is there a way to fix the issue?
Late reply but you need to recalibrate your shocks with DCC after installing new springs. You can do it with OBD11, just make sure all the wheels are off the grounf 100% and you can reset DCC and it will get rid of the bouncy ride
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Suspension is key for our cars. I’ve tried both springs(eibach sportline) and coils(BC BR Coils) and anything is better than stock, our cars have too much stock body roll And stock monster truck status IMO.
I ordered H&R springs but returned them cause i live in the DC area so roads suck and i didn’t want a LOW drop. I ordered the Racing line kit with springs and shocks for my MK8 autobahn . Cant wait 🙏
Have the mk7 Gti Performance pack with DCc the stance is amazing. Very low.
I have a Mk6 Golf R with DCC and I’m running 19” Talledega’s fitted with 235/35/19 Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S tyres. I wouldn’t bother lowering it as it low enough standard. DCC in Sport mode is too stiff on anything but perfectly smooth roads, which there aren’t many of.
did you have to recalibrate your DCC on he VWR springs ? I remember asking someone in forums about springs and they'd mentioned they had to recalibrate theirs and I was curious as to how that's done or even necessary
Curious to see the style of wheels you get bro. Any ideas yet ? Bbs ?
Live to see the progress of the channel and you this is Nate btw with the sti
I have been wanting to buy these for my mark 7 autobahn with DCC. I have herd good and bad about the ride can you elaborate? How is the ride?
As a 2017 MK7 GTI SE owner, in my opinion the stock dampers were designed to work with the stock spring height and rate. When you decrease the damper stroke and travel with lowering springs the dynamics, performance and longevity of the damper will be diminished. The proper way to lower your car is to install quality coil overs. But that’s a costly, but worthy upgrade. Peace
Agreed, Lowering springs suck. You can't even drive above 100 mph without getting your insides rearranged..
Hey Pete! Great vid as always man..quick question for you I'm actually scooping up a 2018 R on Saturday, couldn't be more excited. I know you love the Remus I'm just wondering if it drones at all? I drive a lot on the highway so its super important. Keep it up bro you're killing it.
Have the remus non resonated Catback with my 2018 R. No drone on highway with the 7 speed!
@@BoomBamSmash Awesome thanks a lot I appreciate that!
Actually getting the H&R sports on my mk7 gli tomorrow along with some rotiform flg-r133s, did you do the OBDELEVEN adaptation for the dcc? Supposedly it should take care of a lot of the extra harshness with the new springs, im going to try it myself on my Jetta tomorrow there’s more info on this on vw vortex. Awesome video as usual
Golf r come standard with dcc
Stance looking good Pete! 👍 keep up the great content!
Isn’t it bad for the shocks? I want lowering springs to keep the adjustable dampers that come in the golf r when switching between eco-race
But I’ve found mixed results on this being bad/good
Got the same springs and I love them a bunch.
did you have to recalibrate your DCC on he VWR springs ? I remember asking someone in forums about springs and they'd mentioned they had to recalibrate theirs and I was curious as to how that's done or even necessary
Nice ride
man just installed the front and i cant get the endlinks on, did you have the same issue?
Should I switch out my akrapovic for a Remus
They are both solid. I’d keep the Akropovic.
How old are you and what do you do to maintain this type of lifestyle?
Living W
How many miles does your R have on it? Any issues?
You ever find it crashing over bigger holes in the road?
Yes, but it always did that especially with the 19inch wheels.
I have 034 on my Golf R there not the most aggressive drop but the car still drives stock like and the body roll is almost gone. Just bought a set of bilisten damptronics coilovers can't wait to get those installed
Yo, do you cruise i93?
Anybody get a "suspension fault" alert after putting springs on with DCC? The alert doesn't pop up all the time but when it does I feel the shocks get spongy. Is there a way to fix the issue?
Late reply but you need to recalibrate your shocks with DCC after installing new springs. You can do it with OBD11, just make sure all the wheels are off the grounf 100% and you can reset DCC and it will get rid of the bouncy ride
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