Help Identifing Coilovers

[science 0]

Can anyone identify these, I'm guessing they are JOM or Vmaxx?

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[science 0]

Text from the rear coilover reads;

60 VW 023R

Auftr. No:804

 

Spring rates;

100-20 for the helper

200-50 for the main

 

Is this right for a VR6?

[sexybourbon 0]

Think there v max im sure jom are blue bud

[Jim Bowen 1]

i put the part number into google without the spaces and everything suggests V-maxx, they look like the ones on V-maxx site as well

 

http://www.v-maxx.com/uk/products/coilover-kits/

[Critical_Mass 10]

Def V-Maxx, dont fit them.. terrible ride. Unless you're only bothered about getting low.

[OllieVR6 0]

They're not JOM...JOM have blue springs and I don't believe my collars are anodized.

[StueyB 0]

Just to confuse the party, I've seen JOM brand coilovers for Mk2's/Corrado's etc with red springs.

 

9/10 they are V-Maxx eBay specials tho.

[science 0]

Cheers all! That explains the ****e ride.

I've messed about with the ride height a few times and can't seem to get it right. I couldn't even get a toe under the spoiler when I bought it. Lol

[Stonejag 10]

In fairness cheap coilies work fine as a quick fix for a slammed car - I still have JOMs on from 18 months ago and the only irritation is a bit of a creaking noise when cornering hard. They're not a soft ride though!

 

The spring coating comes off the JOM ones within 6 months so they'll be rust-coloured in no time :D

 

Stone

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These have been on for over 3 years, theses little corrosion as I re-grease ever year, just alot of dirt, but I just can't seem to set the ride height without them being to harsh, time for some upgrades methinks.