Correct stance for mk3 Golf

[dubz-on-drugz]

With good shocks and appropriate size tyre they feel way better then stock .i say they worth 900bux

I have currently 195/50/15s steelies ... no touches or rubs on arches .

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Sounds right. I had 195/50/15 Yokohama on TSW Hockenheim rims on my original gts and it handled well like that. So this can only be an improvement!

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I had 17z on it .I loved how the car looked but really hated the ride . Each to their own I suppose . Do you still have the 15 inch rim ?

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[theunis.visser]

With good shocks and appropriate size tyre they feel way better then stock .i say they worth 900bux

I have currently 195/50/15s steelies ... no touches or rubs on arches .

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Sounds right. I had 195/50/15 Yokohama on TSW Hockenheim rims on my original gts and it handled well like that. So this can only be an improvement!

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I had 17z on it .I loved how the car looked but really hated the ride . Each to their own I suppose . Do you still have the 15 inch rim ?

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Hi.

No I wish. Sold that long ago. Would have to invest in new ones as the car is on stock 14" rims at present. Quite keen on the 4/100 golf 5 gti look alike mag.

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[theunis.visser]

This may seem like a stupid question but does one need to redo wheel alignment when replacing springs ( not shocks).

I am tempted to remove the 30mm Eibach springs in the back and refit the standard ones to correct the stance of my car.

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[panic-mechanic]

The rear wheel alignment is not (easily) adjustable and does not change