Irmscher V6 springs....

[MarkV6]

I was putting my 18's on last Saturday ready for Billing and when I took off the first wheel I saw the spring was red...

I thought 'that's strange.... It should be black.'

Looking closer I saw an irmscher logo and part number. Checked all the others and they're all Irmscher.

Now I know the V6 sits lower than a 2.0, but does an Irmscher spring equipped V6 sit lower than a standard V6??

[v6 steve]

Ask Ally Cally to measure the se9 from ground too top of the arch as its on std springs

[v6 steve]

Ask Ally Cally to measure the se9 from ground too top of the arch as its on std springs

[Allys Cally]

ok the front is 635mm from ground to wheel-arch and the rear is 680mm

[v6 steve]

ok the front is 635mm from ground to wheel-arch and the rear is 680mm

its an off roader youv got there mate

[Allys Cally]

yip sure is, still kicked the arse of a Golf GTI on the way up the road from my mums this afternoon
poor little bugger couldn't get by me no matter how hard he tried

[v6 steve]

you better not be abusing our car

[Allys Cally]

just clearing out the cobwebs after Carolyn's 680m trip driving it like Miss Daisey

[Allys Cally]

back onto the subject, i'm guessing that these springs are the ones fitted to the DTM V6's in that case wouldn't it be 25-30mm lower then

[U_V6]

emmm... you're measuring from ground to arche, not telling what kind(size) of wheels you have?

you should measure from center of the wheel to highest point of arche... at least real dudes, like mitsu evo @ wrc - do it this way.