Hi, I just wounder if someone know if it's possible to buy lowering springs for the 150 fwd tdi dsg sportline?

I would werry much like to buy a kit

Kjetil

Arh damn i was hoping of some good information here.

 

I'm semi tempted myself i feel the car needs a negative spring to stop the bounce back so was just looking at a lowering kit. Only like 5mm and make it a bit more stiffer like an Audi. I wonder if an A6 s line style springs or dampers would fit probably very very similar but just that little bit different so you can't! 

 

If anyone has any minor mods that just stop that bounce and keep the front end that little bit more planted would love to hear from them. I'm going to run +5 psi in the back than the front and hope that helps. That made a massive difference on my scirocco and was the recommendation !

9 minutes ago, jrgmiles said:

Arh damn i was hoping of some good information here.

 

I'm semi tempted myself i feel the car needs a negative spring to stop the bounce back so was just looking at a lowering kit. Only like 5mm and make it a bit more stiffer like an Audi. I wonder if an A6 s line style springs or dampers would fit

 

Even if they would fit (don't know if they would or not) the S-Line sport suspension is Rock Hard... you will get out of the car with a vibrating body

H&R sell a set of lowering springs for the mk3 Superb.

Thanks guys yeah i had a lowered Srirocco GT done all by vw vagtech and i don't miss my back ache i have to say as i'm getting on towards 40 rapidly. I think this was that the spring travel on the coupe was very small but I doubt i'll do anything and live with the bounce to keep the family comfortable etc.

 

Thanks for those pictures i could maybe check them against the sportline standard and compare. I'm only after maybe a 5mm 10mm max difference.

Both the Passat B8 and Superb MK3 have the same part numbers for the springs.

So look around for VW Pasaat lowering springs for possibly more choices/luck.

A HR 40mm set won’t make a big difference to the ride comfort. 

The H&R drops a normal Superb 35mm, and a Sportline by 20mm.