2015WhiteGTI
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- Chester Springs, PA
Maybe all hype, but sounded good anyway:
http://www.vwvortex.com/aftermarket...ers-new-sway-bar-upgrade-for-golfs-gti-and-r/
I'm more than likely going to be doing a coil-over suspension with F&R swaybars. I believe I'm going to go with the Eurocode bars.
I like the fact that they are both adjustable and based on their research, it looks like both front and rear benefit the car.
I currently have about $5K into my BMW suspension with adjustable swaybars, M3 control arms/ coil-overs, camber plates and harder bushings. There is a major difference from the factory in the way the car handles and takes bumps.
I believe with the setup that I'm looking to do, I could get a fantastic ride/handling balance along with stellar turn-in and mid-corner compliance.
This is what I'm thinking:
HPA SHS Coilovers - I've read very good things about the ride and handling
Eurocode F&R swaybars
SuperPro FSB Link kit
SuperPro RSB Link kit
SuperPro Control Arms
The reason I'm going with SuperPro for the end links is I don't really want to use heim joints as they get loud quickly on the street. Plenty of my buddies have used them on their BMWs and it doesn't take long before they start clunking. Heim joints are really meant for the track and not dirty/salty roads.