Hi guys (and, of course. girls):

I'm a Russian owner Superb MK2 FL 2014 2.0 TDI 140 HP  DSG 6 (CLJA engine) Elegance+.

All our Superb's  goes here with ugly suspension type, named "ugly road package" which made car like "backless stool" and add some cm to clearance.

I'm need an Europe car VIN number with standard suspension type (not sport) to find part codes of shock absorbers, buffers and etc (front and rear).

Can anybody help me with it? If u wan't show your VIN here, just PM me pls.

It's too many options to make a right choice without your help!

So, important parameters for me is:
- DSG 6

- 2.0 TDI 140 hp engine

- Combi

- MK2 FL

- CLJA (optional) engine type

Thanks to all!

Edited 10 April, 20188 yr by nick_doors

That looks similar to the Outdoor model sold further West. This post may help you:

 

2 hours ago, chimaera said:

That looks similar to the Outdoor model sold further West. This post may help you:

 

I know my current suspension type and it”s G56 (rough road), but I’m just trying goes to standard chassis type. 

To do that I’m need replace absorbers and etc. to determinate which one I need, I asking about the vin of car that similar as mine, but with standard suspension type. I know that after doing it the car lost 2-3 cm from clearance, but it should be more softy )

Its a shame you are in Russia and I am in New Zealand. I'd be keen to swap my factory lowered suspension for your 'raised' one!

6 hours ago, williamshatnerspants said:

Its a shame you are in Russia and I am in New Zealand. I'd be keen to swap my factory lowered suspension for your 'raised' one!

We come could do this) but, I’m sure, with Russian post we lost our cars for a monhts )

7 hours ago, nick_doors said:

I know my current suspension type and it”s G56 (rough road), but I’m just trying goes to standard chassis type. 

To do that I’m need replace absorbers and etc. to determinate which one I need, I asking about the vin of car that similar as mine, but with standard suspension type. I know that after doing it the car lost 2-3 cm from clearance, but it should be more softy )

If you read those tables more carefully you will see that the PR codes for the other suspension options are listed too.

 

You can look up part numbers at www.oemepc.com