Brinkmen
VW NUT!
- Location
- Meridian, ID, USA
- Car(s)
- 2015 Golf R
Yikes. For $1200 I could get a pretty nice set of coilovers. Haha!
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Removing DCC and coding out?
- Thread starter GGray
- Start date
That is each... Front only 2400, back was 1800....
Brinkmen
VW NUT!
- Location
- Meridian, ID, USA
- Car(s)
- 2015 Golf R
Yeah I caught you. I was just saying. Nice set of coilovers for the same price as 1 strut. lol.
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PRND[S]
The Lame & The Ludicrous
- Location
- Southern California
- Car(s)
- '15 LSG Golf R
vegasgolds
Ready to race!
- Location
- Henderson, NV
thats a LOT of miles for a car that wasn't available till the end of February beginning of March!
BravoMike
Go Kart Champion
- Location
- Indianapolis
I just had a DCC strut replaced that was covered under insurance. The replacement cost was $498.
My GTD has done nearly 20k miles in about 7 months which I feel is loads.....is a company car I inherrited from someone else though
Yup. I thought it was a misprint.. for what he is asking for it you can spend a little more and get a new one.
What do you use instead?
(I'm new to the tuner community so just looking to learn.)
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We use a ton of Motion Control you can run very high spring rates and they ride great.. Very tunable and assembles in the US. These would be my first choice for a Golf R. Second would be JRZ. JRZ, Ohlins, Penske just do not match the ride quality vs performance of the MCS systems. All are not cheap single adjustable MCS set up is around 3500-4k, double, 4-6k. Remotes a little more..
http://www.motioncontrolsuspension.com/
Probably overkill for most people for street use. But I basically track whatever I own. And the R is a high end car why not put high end parts on it
KW and other less expensive are still good just not premium products. Nothing wrong with them overall. Just not what I personally would put on a Golf R.
On the opposite end of the spectrum we sell a LOT of ISC kits... Which shockingly are very good for the price.
Brinkmen
VW NUT!
- Location
- Meridian, ID, USA
- Car(s)
- 2015 Golf R
Thats a bad ass company car. I wanna work for your company...wow.
Golf RRR
New member
- Location
- Mukilteo, WA
I assume you are setting your :R up mainly for track days?(I see in your sig that you've already got a BMW track car).We use a ton of Motion Control you can run very high spring rates and they ride great.. Very tunable and assembles in the US. These would be my first choice for a Golf R. Second would be JRZ. JRZ, Ohlins, Penske just do not match the ride quality vs performance of the MCS systems. All are not cheap single adjustable MCS set up is around 3500-4k, double, 4-6k. Remotes a little more..
http://www.motioncontrolsuspension.com/
Probably overkill for most people for street use. But I basically track whatever I own. And the R is a high end car why not put high end parts on it
KW and other less expensive are still good just not premium products. Nothing wrong with them overall. Just not what I personally would put on a Golf R.
On the opposite end of the spectrum we sell a LOT of ISC kits... Which shockingly are very good for the price.
How is the Haldex 4Motion under sustained track use/racing?