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"Hey VW T6.1 crew, Just wanted to follow up with some exciting news – I've officially 'done a thing' and got my ride lowered! Huge shoutout to Steve over at @CRS Performance for being an absolute legend and fitting me into his schedule. Made the 138-mile journey, and let me tell you, it was...

Recently bought a t6 which seems to very high, bought some h&r spring of FB market still inbox not fitted. They were advertised as t6. Fitted them yesterday went to throw box in the bin and realised they were for a t6.1. there is a bit of knocking from the front, is because of the 55mm drop...

Hi all, I'm looking for advice on where I can get my T6 multivan lowered in Australia preferred Sydney area. Any recommendations?

Thank you It's a T32 so 860kg per corner. The van currently has 40cm height (between wheel centre and arch) at the front and 38cm at the rear. The rear springs will be replaced soon so it matches the front. I'm on Koni Sport Short shock absorbers. I'd also like to go for as quiet of a tyre as...

Outstanding service and advice on all levels

Hi guys - bumping this thread with a question as this is the most recent relevant thread I can find Westdubs say "We do not supply or fit roof rails and after-market products. The recommended weight limit for our roofs is between 45kg/ 50kg" ISO Certification | Westdubs - VW T4 & T5...

There are many providers of suspension who are trade members on the forum so worth looking around - often it comes down to location. The reason I went to @CRS Performance is because their background is setting up race car suspension - they understand how to make the suspension work for your...

I had the same suspension modifications plus uprated H&R Anti roll bars fitted and 40mm lower at the front only last month by Steve @CRS Performance in Cannock. The back was already 40mm lower due to the weight of the camper conversion and poptop so he didn't change thr rear springs. The...

Hi, I am thinking of getting some new tyres... I have standard 17" wheels I think they are Cascavel Black. I have a 40mm lower. Would BF Goodrich fit on the van with the lower? Has anyone used these tyres with the standard alloys? Do they last longer that the 11k that the factory tyres...

Yeah the whole lower dash, including glove box and the panel up to the light switch has to come off unless the module can be reached through the fuse box opening in RHD. DSG / manual or standard / comfort dash does not matter. That’s a solid advice although I think the heated seats module is...

Hi, Did you ever get a solution for the problem with your passenger window? My 2021 transporter passenger window is doing the exact same thing. I have tried the same things you did but the problem is still there. I'm annoyed I can no longer fold my mirrors

Hi ya folks You may already guess I am completely new to this , my first van . Considering 20" wheels and lower + suspension upgrades. Any advice appreciated

https://www.t6forum.com/threads/which-lowering-option-is-best.31681/post-435956

Hi guys and girls, I’m after a bit of advice or feed back on what you would do yourself if I may. I have a T30 LWB 110 ps highline from factory: Pure grey Twin Captin seats Solid tailgate No bulkhead from factory Power latching ( soft close to passenger side sliding door ) Led head...

@The Van Cave @CRS Performance @BognorMotors Specialists will hopefully shed some light seems very excessive wear for rears

Hi all very annoyingly have done this to my van which till now was spotless any advice on sorting it other options am considering whether now is the time to. invest in a styling kit for the van anyway so might make more sense than spending on repair/replacement. We are beach goers so don't...

Since buying the T6.1 (T28) campervan conversion, I have read many articles about what suspension is best to lower the van yet keeping the same drive quality, only to be more confused at the end of each. I decide, based on budget at the time, to go for chilli jam lowering springs. The springs...

Thanks for your fast response and your advice Cheers Garry

Seconding the advice above I'd add if you are not sure about electrics do consider if it's something you want to do yourself. A lithium battery is capable of delivering extremely large amounts of energy in a very short space of time and can be potentially much less forgiving than a traditional...

My advice is keep off the verges, they will be very soft as there's been lots of rain all winter. Make sure you know how to select a lower gear for descending any long/steep descents , take your time on the single track roads, look well ahead and be prepared to stop. Don't park in passing...