What's the best lowering springs

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What's the best lowering springs

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Hi I'm wanting to lower my vdub bora tdi I know this isn't the best place to ask but I'm not into the vdub scene but was amazed by my 1.9 tdi sport 150 how quick it shifts I've 17s on her and just want it to look better as the 17s look lost on standard height I was looking at 35's lowering springs is that too low for her with 17's or is it just right I don't want slammed just for the 17's to fill the arches this is her now cheers

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Eibach Pro Kit springs would sort you out. 35mm drop.
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humbucker wrote:Eibach Pro Kit springs would sort you out. 35mm drop.

Agreed every body seems to be using them on all makes of cars, amount dropped is all personal preference 35mm off standard seems to be the smallest or highest you can go, depends on how you look at it.
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just want alloys to fill arches
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