All Things Mk5 > Performance Modifications
Is KW all it's cracked up to be?
JackG:
--- Quote from: danishmkvgti on December 13, 2011, 11:52:32 am ---I have had KW V3 for 2 years and cannot recommend them, here's why:
http://www.mk5golfgti.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,7823.msg406251.html#msg406251
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Very interesting read! Seems to me that bilstein are far ahead of KW in terms of build quality! If there ahead in build quality then there performance must be even better :popcornsoda:
Thank you DanishMK5 :smiley:
edd666999:
perfect example of how one bad review can lose customers! :scared:
JackG:
--- Quote from: edd666999 on December 13, 2011, 01:31:11 pm ---perfect example of how one bad review can lose customers! :scared:
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Good point, don't you agree that it seems a bit silly to make the one part that will need to have weight pulled on out of plastic is a bit "poor"?
edd666999:
very true, what i would do is ring KW or a KW supplier, because PAZZ had some on his b5 and they had a alloy adjuster, potentially a improvement they made on all of them now?
Not sure if he contacts KW either, i have heard very good things about their after sales service too!
I suppose it depends how bad you want them to adjust? I personally dont think the blisteins go low enough, not that im a "if your not scrubbing your not dubbin" kinda guy.
JackG:
--- Quote from: edd666999 on December 13, 2011, 01:57:07 pm ---very true, what i would do is ring KW or a KW supplier, because PAZZ had some on his b5 and they had a alloy adjuster, potentially a improvement they made on all of them now?
Not sure if he contacts KW either, i have heard very good things about their after sales service too!
I suppose it depends how bad you want them to adjust? I personally dont think the blisteins go low enough, not that im a "if your not scrubbing your not dubbin" kinda guy.
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That's a good point, good after sales is hard to come buy today too!
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