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• Neuspeed sport springs for a MKIII work on a MKII? by mtnbob on 16 Aug, 2009 14:43
• I'm looking at a set that says 1.6" drop but might not be as much for my car which might be a bit lighter. Anyone know if they will fit?
• #1 by burn_your_money on 16 Aug, 2009 15:22
• They will fit. Depending if they are for the early or late mk3 you might need to change your front strut mounts to the late mk3 style. I think you can also upgrade to the VR6 front strut mount which will give you a bit of lift as well
• #2 by mtnbob on 16 Aug, 2009 15:27
• Ty Tyler   Now about the hockey pucks
  
  Does this mean I will have to find the same type for the rear of the car?
  
  Thanks
  Robert
  
• #3 by burn_your_money on 16 Aug, 2009 15:30
• Quote from: mtnbob on 16 Aug, 2009 15:27

  
  Does this mean I will have to find the same type for the rear of the car?
  
  

  
  Same type of what?
  
  Hockey puck pictures are up in your other thread
• #4 by mtnbob on 16 Aug, 2009 15:33
• Same brand of springs and same type for the rear of the car.
• #5 by burn_your_money on 16 Aug, 2009 15:53
• I don't think so. As long as both fronts are the same and both rears are the same you should be ok.
• #6 by mtnbob on 16 Aug, 2009 18:37
• I got beat on the ebay auction    The search goes on!!
• #7 by catlin_cava on 16 Aug, 2009 19:41
• I can get APEX 1.5 inch drop for 300 for teh 4 coils.
• #8 by mtnbob on 16 Aug, 2009 20:42
• Thank you I will keep it in mind I'm trying to find a budget setup struts shocks and springs     don't need a drop but could use stiffer springs
• #9 by catlin_cava on 16 Aug, 2009 20:59
• I priced out MK3 springs, it was $500+ for springs all the way around, and a drop kit was cheaper and offers stiffer springs. so thats 300 CAD too brand new, I'll double check the price this week