[ValveFloat]

So the 60/40 drop lowers the front 60mm and the rear 40mm? Here's my confusion, Most VW's sit a little high in the rear stock, and the jetta below looks nice and even.

I want to avoid the jacked up in the rear look that I have seen on some lowered Golfs, does the Weitec 60/40 result in even right height front to rear?

Thanks

 

[jettom88]

Re: Weitec Question (ValveFloat)

ttt

 

[87GolfKart]

Re: Weitec Question (jettom88)

as long as the rear is lowered enuff...being a lil higher then the front is fine with me cuz once the wweight comes on it sags nasty...i prefer the front be a lil slightly lower

 

[lyledriver]

Re: Weitec Question (ValveFloat)

quote:[HR][/HR]Most VW's sit a little high in the rear stock, and the jetta below looks nice and even.

[HR][/HR]​

okay that line confused me too... are you talking about golfs or jettas in that statement. Cause i always see Jettas saggin in the azz end. so if i were to lower mine I would definately want the front to drop more..

 

[clone]

Re: Weitec Question (lyledriver)

on the weitecs, the rear come with adjustable spring perches that go up or down in 10mm increments. if your car is sitting to high or too low in the azz area, u can adjust it to the height prefered.
jorge

 

[hoodita]

Re: Weitec Question (ValveFloat)

that would be my Jetta and thats excatly why I choose the weitec 60/40 kit. But on my Jetta when I had the stock suspension still on it sagged in the rear.
Currently the Jetta sits lower now than in that pic approximaitely 75/40. But it doesnt look like a drag car or anything. I should drop the rear a little more to compensate for the extra drop in the front. Right now I have the spring perch in the rear set at the 3rd position from the bottom. So I really dont know what the rear is set at. Maybe 50mm.