Re: suspension

["Doug Brekke" <d_brekke@hotmail.com>]

The AVO coilovers are pretty good.  I recently sold mine for a set of H&R 
coilovers, but the AVOs were still in excellent condition.  Euro Sport 
prototyped the VR6 application on my car a few years back, so I got a really 
good deal on them.  Now that the H&Rs have dropped to a reasonable price, 
albeit more than the AVOs, there really is no reason for an indivdual in the 
market for coilovers not to buy them.  Where the AVOs need further 
development in stiffer spring rates to match the shock valving, the H&Rs are 
perfectly engineered right out of the box.  The H&Rs are the only coilover 
setup I've seen that do not bottom-out under adverse conditions.  A major 
reason is the incredibly high spring rates matched with properly valved 
Bilstein shocks made tolerable by small helper springs.  This yields a 
smooth ride which quickly stiffens during compression and incredible 
handling.  We chose to drive German cars for a reason, so why would you buy 
a British suspension for it? :)
-Doug
'95 Jetta VR6


>From: RAZO6@aol.com
>Reply-To: jettaglx@igtc.com
>To: jettaglx@igtc.com
>Subject: Re: suspension
>Date: Fri, 20 Aug 1999 13:31:05 EDT
>
>How are the AVO coilovers?  How much are they?
>


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