Whats The Best Way To Lower A Galaxy And How Low

[v6 bus]

as above really need to slam my galaxy its a mk1 v6 and i want it to go low low low low ;)

[nogdog]

as above really need to slam my galaxy its a mk1 v6 and i want it to go low low low low ;)

 

 

Cheap and easy way retaining the standard shock aborbers....and also the best if you ask me (always been an Eibach fan and home them on my E38 7 series)...go Eibach

 

The UK distributor contact details are here, http://www.eibach.co.uk/ and they will deal with you direct and ship directly to you.

 

Apex and H&R also sell the kit to do the job.

 

Their galaxy application in my parts boox says that they drop 30mm. more than enough.

 

Otherwise.. you are going to be in airbag turf I think.

Edited May 26, 2009 by nogdog

[mk2vr6]

coil overs are the way to go ;) been there done that and been so low that I wore a hole in the undertray and had the hubs higher than the gearbox output shafts :D which killed the drive shafts :wacko: best set so far I ran was these.... http://www.europerformance.co.uk/pages/pro...product=3876908

 

in fact still have the rear shocks and springs on the shelf as I ran a set of FK's on the rear as they had adjustable spring mounts! which meant you could slam the rear even more :D the FK fronts died in a big way after 12 months! the spring mounts failed! a common propblem I was told after it happened! the other good thing about the FK set up is that you get shorter uprated front anti roll bar links which also failed! so we cut and shut a standard set to fit after that

also if your going low replace the anti roll bar bushes with those from a VW dealers they do an uprated/sports set, over the counter, you have to go and chat to the parts guy and scroll through his screens but they do list them and were available last time I looked, the anti roll bars on the VR6 are a larger diameter than that of the other models in the range as well, somewhere on here in one of many guises :ph34r: there is a post on the subject along with part nos IIRC? have fun ;)