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Joep

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Location: Urmond (The Netherlands)

Registered: 19 Sep 2013

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Post #1
Hi all,

My track day 306 has Gaz GOLD coil-overs fitted. The car is so low that when jacking up the car, the springs are loose. Now I noticed these helper springs:

https://gazcoilovers.com/gaz-gold-helper-springs-38-p.asp

Does anyone have experience with these?

Are there any pros and cons?

My car is intended to be driven on the Nurburgring, so there are a few spots where the car is airborne... would helper springs make any difference?

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Posted 18th Sep 2020 at 07:29
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hediis

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Location: Höganäs, Sweden

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They will make a difference, I'm running helper springs on my car as well. I got Gaz GHA and helper springs from Gaz.
They will add a bit of ride height when compressed. About 20 mm would be a good guess.
You need to lower the car the equal amount and make sure there's clearance to your tyre.

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Posted 5th Oct 2020 at 08:07
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Joep

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Thanks! I ordered them directly from GAZ (way cheaper than any other option) and got them in last week already.

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'96 Sigma Blue XSi6
'98 Diablo Red GTi6
'99 Onyx Black S16

All RFS powered!

Plus various other Peugeots
Posted 5th Oct 2020 at 11:20
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foot

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Location: worthing

Registered: 09 Aug 2008

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Hey Joep, have you noticed they have made much of a difference? 😏I've got the same setup and the same issue. been looking into helper springs for a while now
Posted 5th Oct 2020 at 11:55
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Joep

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Post #5
Just got my car back from the welder who fitted a cage, so could not fit them yet. Not sure if I have time in the near future to do so, but I will post an update for sure.

Tom (Dutch guy with the black S/C GTI) dit fit helper springs a while ago. We run the same setup. He is very happy with the helper springs.

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My car park:
'96 Sigma Blue XSi6
'98 Diablo Red GTi6
'99 Onyx Black S16

All RFS powered!

Plus various other Peugeots
Posted 5th Oct 2020 at 13:33
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