Vogtland lowering springs 50/30 mm - Seat Leon, type 1M, 1.4, 1.6 + 1 more (951387)

High-tensile lowering springs

• Lowering front / rear: 50 / 30 mm
• Max. axle load front / rear: 910 kg / 965 kg
• Approval / certificate: 12TG0181-00
• Springs: front 956699VA, rear 956101HA

Notes

• The measure of the lowering will be reduced by the measure of the original sport suspension.
• Wedge form: The lowering of the front axle depends from the equipment and weight of the engine.
• Excludes 4 wheel drive.
• 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.
• Due to vehicle-specific tolerances a contact between the drive shaft and the anti-roll bar might occur. In such case it is requiered to install a modified anti-roll bar. For Coilover Sets use Order-No. 968 550 000 (Anti-roll bar conversion set without Xenon headlights). For Suspension Kits use a longer steering rod from your VW/Audi dealer.

Vehicle fitment (Vogtland)

• Seat Leon, type 1M, 1.4, 1.6 - 09.1999-03.2006, 50/30 mm
• Seat Toledo, type 1M, 1.6, 1.8 - 03.1999-09.2004, 50/30 mm

Vehicles in our selector

• SEAT Leon (1M1): Hatchback 1999-2006: 1.4 16V 55 kW (75 PS), 1.6 16 V Petrol, 1.6 Petrol 74 kW (100 PS)
• SEAT Toledo Mk II (1M2): Saloon 1998-2006: 1.4 16V Petrol, 1.6 16V 77 kW (105 PS), 1.6 Petrol 74 kW (100 PS), 1.8 20V 92 kW (125 PS), 1.8 20VT 132 kW (180 PS)

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