Vogtland lowering springs 35/35 mm - VW Corrado, type 53i, 2.0, 16V, VR6 (956057)

Vogtland lowering springs 35/35 mm - VW Corrado, type 53i, 2.0, 16V, VR6 (956057)

Name: Vogtland lowering springs 35/35 mm - VW Corrado, type 53i, 2.0, 16V, VR6 (956057)
Brand: Vogtland
SKU: 956057
Price: 273.69 EUR
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High-tensile lowering springs

Lowering front / rear: 35 / 35 mm
Max. axle load front / rear: 980 kg / 840 kg
Approval / certificate: FZTP92-1920-06-74
Springs: front 956010xVA, rear 956051HAKBA

Notes

The measure of the lowering will be reduced by the measure of the original sport suspension.
All wheel/tire combinations are allowed which are released by the wheel type testing institution. The conditions in the wheel approval have to be kept, except when original suspension is required.

Vehicle fitment (Vogtland)

VW Corrado, type 53i, 2.0, 16V, VR6 - 09.1988-1995, 35/35 mm

Vehicles in our selector

VW Touran (1T1, 1T2, 1t): MPV 2003-2010: 1.9 TDI 77 kW (105 PS)

TÜV / ABE available upon request

Weight 10 kg

Lowering fa approx. 35 mm

Lowering ra approx. 35 mm

Axle weight fa max. 980 kg

Axle weight ra max. 840 kg

Approval (Germany) TÜV certificate available

Content of delivery Front springs 956010xVA; Rear springs 956051HAKBA

TÜV certificate / ABE (fztp92-1920-06-74) Open

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