Yes I don't notice much wind noise, but your suspension is probably too stiff to let the suspension move far enough to creak..I've got 39,000 on mine with no wind or suspension noise...and it's on VMR springs
Yes I don't notice much wind noise, but your suspension is probably too stiff to let the suspension move far enough to creak..
...if it creaks, it's probably made by VAG
It's not very stiff at all, VWR is very close to stock ride. My nitpicking wife didn't even notice it was lowered.
Suspension noise is a product of improper installation or worn mounts. Ive owned 16 Volkswagens over the last 11 years, some of them on stiff coilovers, some on mild lowering springs, some stock. Never had any creaking issues that weren't due to worn parts which I replaced thus resolving the issue
I will also add correctly torqued suspension bolts.
If not installed correctly it will ruin it all.
If you install or someone else do your homework and learn what proper torque settings are for bolts. Then question the installer to make sure they know.
Can not stress how important this is.
Tell that to VW. Every single Golf shipped to the UK seems to creak, new replacement joints creak, and yet.. in the exact same road circumstances 21 year old Corrado joints .. don't. VW will not acknowledge that they have a problem, be it in design or assembly, so there you go. I agree that they didn't used to have a problem, but now they do.It's not very stiff at all, VWR is very close to stock ride. My nitpicking wife didn't even notice it was lowered.
Suspension noise is a product of improper installation or worn mounts. Ive owned 16 Volkswagens over the last 11 years, some of them on stiff coilovers, some on mild lowering springs, some stock. Never had any creaking issues that weren't due to worn parts which I replaced thus resolving the issue
Not only properly torqued, but also NEW hardware. People who reused stretch bolts are just asking for trouble