[32KOFDATA ///// Octavia vRS Combi (MKIII)]

Actually can u use a tow bar with this? Did u use/need the extensions for the exhaust for this diffuser mate? 

[32KOFDATA ///// Octavia vRS Combi (MKIII)]

On 12/07/2020 at 07:48, 32KOFDATA said:

Car now sits on KW3 coilovers. Got fed up with the crashy Bilsteins. The feel, comfort and performance is night and day.

Removed the Rieger rear diffuser as it was already melting badly and replaced it with an Octavia Cup diffuser. 

Lastly I installed a front bumper insert from Copacek which I had to cut in half so it would sit properly with the Rieger splitter, installed universal rear side skirts I got off ebay and tinted the middle part of the taillights.

 

How come your Reiga diffuser was melting? Did u not add the extension for the exhaust? Was the cup diffuser easy to install? Could u post up a nice clear shot of it please? I think iv ruled out the maxton diffuser but the Riega one is a little too subtle for me. This cup one looks nice and stands out a nice amount. 

[Not another Race Blue RS]

48 minutes ago, Towelie said:

 

Rides well mate considering the 19's so should be a little better if you keep the 18's on 👍. I don't find it too firm, still retained that comfort, i do 80mile a day on it commuting prior to the lockdown and not felt fatigued by it yet. In comparison my ST on the same commute lowered had me absolutely knackered. I don't think you'll go wrong with either brands of springs mate, guess it ends up depending on how much drop you want, the drop with the H&R's does help the wheel fill the arch a bit more though. 

How much did the car actually drop with the H+R mate? Iv read its about 25 front and rear? If you don't know then would it be possible you could maybe measure the top of the wheel arch front and rear to the ground for me if u could? Just so I can work out the drop on my car and see if that's the way to go. I really don't want a slammed look but im on the 18s and u have the 19s. Ur car looks spot on just not sure how itl look with the 18. Also might add ill be towing a trailer with 2 motobikes on the back. That might lower the rear even more! Maybe the Eibach pros might be the safer bet? 

[Eibach or H&R for lowering?]

3 minutes ago, jameson8 said:

ride is really sporty and if you have bad roads you feel every single one😁 but on corners is very fun and stick to the road. 

Thanks mate. Iv only just found out about the sportlines. Maybe I'll stick with the pros then as I need to pass over about 15 speed bumps just to travel 2 miles to my parents! I know on the website it states the sportlines to drop 30/25 but how much drop did u actually get? Thanks. 

[Eibach or H&R for lowering?]

On 14/05/2019 at 12:31, jameson8 said:

here is my skoda on eibach sportline springs and have 15mm front and 20mm rear spacers. 

How is the ride on then springs and spacers? I have exact same car and wheels but fanch same springs as you 

[Not another Race Blue RS]

Hows the ride on the 40mm drop mate? Iv got the stock 18s on and will probs not change to 19s as I want a comfy ride but want the lowered look. Them H+R springs good? Its either them or the Eibach pro springs 20f/10r which ill pick from. Cheers 

[Front Splitter]

On 08/10/2019 at 04:52, creamvRS said:

Cheers! 

 

Skoda turinis 18*7.5j and on spacers 15mm front and 20mm rear. 

 

It's also on H and R 40mm springs to lower it.

How is the ride on them H and R springs mate? I want to lower my car but keep the stock 18s as I dont want to ruine the ride too much having speed bumps all over the place. 

[Maxston design body kits]

On 27/06/2018 at 04:25, SashaGrace said:

I had my exhaust tips powder coated black which works well if you don’t fancy painting them yourself. Cost is minimal as well

 

Did u have to remove the tips and take them to the painter or did they do it all for u? Cheers