Vogtland Springs back in stock!
05-12-2005, 01:03 PM
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Vogtland Springs back in stock!
After a brief backorder delay, we have C43 springs back in stock and are now shipping. All backorders have been filled! Orders today and get immediate shipping!
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Vogtland Sport Springs are made in Germany and give your car improved dynamic handling, better cornering, and a dynamic appearance. This means better appearance with maximum driving comfort in normal operation and sporty, progressive tuning at the operating limits.
Lowering from 30 to 45mm is the optimum method for putting the full power of your car on the road. The lower center of gravity provides greater agility and increases driving fun. Our Sport Springs are available in different lowering versions from 30 to 45mm.
Vogtland C-Class Springs
VOGTLAND
Vogtland Sport Springs are made in Germany and give your car improved dynamic handling, better cornering, and a dynamic appearance. This means better appearance with maximum driving comfort in normal operation and sporty, progressive tuning at the operating limits.
Lowering from 30 to 45mm is the optimum method for putting the full power of your car on the road. The lower center of gravity provides greater agility and increases driving fun. Our Sport Springs are available in different lowering versions from 30 to 45mm.
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07-20-2005, 08:11 PM
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My Vogtlands will be installed by tomorrow afternoon! I got #4 pads all around. I heard that anything less than that will have you really low.
/btw, the front swaybar is a simple install. You can do it yourself.
/btw, the front swaybar is a simple install. You can do it yourself.
07-22-2005, 07:30 PM
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I have heard that the rear might need to be dropped a little to install the sway bar. After looking under my car, I think it is more involved than the front. Not impossible, just not as simple as the unscrew old - screw in new of the front swaybar.
