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Thu Oct 06, 2011 3:03 am
Re: Lowering
You could have a go yourself if you have the confidence and basic mechanical skills. I lowered my Bay years ago using the 'How to' sections in Volksworld, but you do need a good ampage welder for the adjusters. Lowering the rear cost nothing.
If you are willing to get it to Scarborough, Fairbank & Craven http://www.fairbankandcraven.co.uk/welcome.shtml are a reputable VW garage who can lower your van. Also, they do their own narrow beam kits. Good bunch of guys too.
If you are willing to get it to Scarborough, Fairbank & Craven http://www.fairbankandcraven.co.uk/welcome.shtml are a reputable VW garage who can lower your van. Also, they do their own narrow beam kits. Good bunch of guys too.
Fri Oct 07, 2011 7:24 pm
Re: Lowering
I can vouch for that. They're a good bunch and their work's top quality 
"Don't worry, I crash better than anyone I know"
Fri Oct 21, 2011 8:22 pm
Re: Lowering
Good shout vans in at fair bank and craven top lads I'll post some pics when I pick her up thanks.
Phil
Phil
Mon Oct 24, 2011 6:41 pm
Re: Lowering
Can't wait to see it man 
"Don't worry, I crash better than anyone I know"
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