Good coilovers for max. 900£

[K9]

hey guys, guess this have been upa lot of times but wil still ask it.
Whats the best good coilovers i can get for max. about +/- 900£.
Bilstein, KW? etc? and it's an gti, not r32.

any pros / cons please. 

[dansmith180]

I've had lots of experience with KW V1's and they're very good,  comfortable but handling is improved massively and very well made. Can't compare to others since I haven't tried them but I struggle to imagine anything for that price can be much better.

[K9]

I've had lots of experience with KW V1's and they're very good,  comfortable but handling is improved massively and very well made. Can't compare to others since I haven't tried them but I struggle to imagine anything for that price can be much better.

but ain't they over 1100£?

[dansmith180]

No that's the V3's (the fully adjustable ones) which you really don't need unless you track loads.

[th3_f15t]

Bilstien B14 gets my vote. Use the search box and read around, loads already on the forum about this.

[K9]

Bilstien B14 gets my vote. Use the search box and read around, loads already on the forum about this.

@th3_f15t how much does these lower front & rear? i saw that they only cost around 600£ so not to much i guess.

[th3_f15t]

30mm to 50mm from the B14's. If lower is your goal, while still being alright to live with, consider H&R Ultralows.

[Little_Dave]

B14 vote here too 

Running them on mine and very happy with them

Had kw v1 on my Gti but would by the bilsteins again, nice firm ride without being crashy and comfy enough for everyday driving too

Dave

[K9]

B14 vote here too 

Running them on mine and very happy with them

Had kw v1 on my Gti but would by the bilsteins again, nice firm ride without being crashy and comfy enough for everyday driving too

Dave

have any pics when it's sitting on the bilsteins?
@Little_Dave