Vmaxx coils?

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Sleepin gti1

Ready to race!

• Nov 19, 2013

• #1

Thought on this? Anyone have them how's the ride pics would be a plus http://www.emnotek.com/p-1601-volks...?gclid=CKG1n8T28boCFQpnOgodICsAaQ#description

 

mikeleemk6

Go Kart Champion

• Nov 19, 2013

• #2

Sleepin gti said:

Thought on this? Anyone have them how's the ride pics would be a plus http://www.emnotek.com/p-1601-volks...?gclid=CKG1n8T28boCFQpnOgodICsAaQ#description

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Never heard of them.

 

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Sleepin gti1

Ready to race!

• Nov 19, 2013

• #3

never heard of tem? ran them on my mkiv I thought they were really nice for the price

 

artur1292

Go Kart Champion

• Nov 19, 2013

• #4

I would go with a more reputable brand.

 

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Danz5k1

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• Nov 19, 2013

• #5

Looks like a good product. And according from their website VMaxx is based in Netherland.

External adjustable rear suspension is a big plus.


Could be another Koni variation.

 

JhnR

Banned

• Nov 19, 2013

• #6

Vmaxx were in our mk5 days, lots of people actually running those, and frankly never seen an issue. Just make sure they have a good warranty, and hopefully based in US. The vendor or whoever you're trying to purchase from.

 

Tyler@DriveSPM

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• Nov 20, 2013

• #7

They are a good quality product, and TUV approved as well...

 

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CW12

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• Nov 20, 2013

• #8

They ride like a bag of dicks, I had them on my B5.5 Passat and took them off after a few months. They were like riding a pogo stick all the time. Spend the extra money and get something better. Hell I picked up my Koni's for $675 used.

 

greasyginzo

Go Kart Champion

• Nov 20, 2013

• #9

Vmaxx were extremely popular with the mk4's They were the go to budget coil over kit. There are better budget options these days