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KW V3 Coilovers - Golf R MK7

£2,550.00

Including Taxes

Lead Time - 3 to 14 days

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KW V3 height-adjustable coilovers for the Volkswagen Golf R Mk7 / Mk7.5 hatchback, with independently adjustable rebound and compression damping. Stainless-steel strut housings provide a durable road-focused suspension upgrade with adjustable ride height.

Fitment

  • Golf R Mk7 / Mk7.5 2.0 TSI 4MOTION hatchback, from November 2013. This listing is not confirmed for the Estate.
  • 55 mm front strut clamp and multi-link independent rear suspension.
  • Maximum permitted axle loads: 1,080 kg front / 1,010 kg rear. Check the vehicle plate and KW approval before ordering.
  • Manufacturer lowering range: 10–40 mm front / 20–45 mm rear, subject to the vehicle specification and approval.

Select the correct Electronic Dampers option

  • No — KW 352800CB: for cars without factory DCC.
  • Yes — KW 352800CC: for cars with factory DCC; supplied with the electronic damper cancellation kit. DCC damping adjustment is not retained.

Kit contents

Front coilover struts, rear dampers, rear springs and rear spring-height adjusters. The Yes option additionally includes the DCC cancellation kit.

This is the two-way-adjustable V3 road kit, not a three-way racing or Clubsport kit. It is not the front-wheel-drive GTI application.

KW's 3-way adjustable racing suspensions are designed for professional motorsports. The systems are based on mono-tube damping construction with a separate adjustable compression reservoir canister. The 3-way has a very large working range of dampening adjustment and allows for nearly any adjustment possibility. An additional benefit is the freedom to mount the adjustable compression reservoir, allowing easier access for adjustments. KW offers applications for nearly every discipline of motorsports: circuit, slalom, mountain, rally, cross, formula 1 type race cars.
Geometry Explained

Geometry
Suspension geometry is the positioning and angular movement of the suspension arms and the effect that they have upon the movement of the wheel and tyre. It is caused by the different components of the suspension system all moving in their designed paths, which together generate changes in direction and multiple forces on the wheel and tyre, making the steering and suspension operate in particular ways.

Delivery and returns

All parts purchased on our website are shipped internationally free of charge. We accept return requests made within 14 days of receipt of the item.

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