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Spring Wisdom needed

brat_burner

Autocross Champion
I've had my 13 GTI for about a month now. I plan on doing a slight spring drop, most likely Eibach Pro kit... Now I have some rear rake going on and I'm not sure how common that is. Or possibly the previous owner had the car loaded down causing some coil sag. Should I go in with the larger coil pad in the rear first....???? Or just throw them in and see how it looks. I assume it's not too bad if I had to redo the rear springs only.
 

torga

Autocross Champion
I was just looking into this the other day out of curiosity. Turns out these will fix you right up.
 

snobrdrdan

former GTI owner
The wheel gap, on a stock car, is larger in the front than the rear & normal....if that's what you're asking

Pics of my old GTI, when it was brand new, from back in the day
2009 as well...just to show

With the Eibach Pro-Kit though, I'd probably add the rear spring pad. It's not going to make a huge difference anyways but should make sure you don't have any reverse rake
 

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