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yea weight is the only difference in that retrospect and I'm pretty sure the coils are not 1.8 vs 2.8 specific because its its own stiffness if that makes sense.
what exactly is the difference? length or just weight? Is the rear sub of the wagon completely different from the estate ?
The wagon is actually 1/10th of an inch shorter than the sedan, just the extra tin and glass adds about a hundred pounds that "requires" a different spring rate. I'm running Neuspeed race springs for a B5 sedan. The rear subframe is exactly the same.
Originally Posted by Sheasta
I have a 1.8t. That matters because of weight right?
Bigger deal with springs than coilovers since you can adjust dampening and ride height
Originally Posted by jonbonesjones
yea weight is the only difference in that retrospect and I'm pretty sure the coils are not 1.8 vs 2.8 specific because its its own stiffness if that makes sense.
Out of curiosity assuming nothings too stuck from days of pb blasting, how long should this take a mechanically inclined individual with the correct tools?