What is the drop height for these springs?

These AST lowering springs offer an 80mm drop on the front and a 60mm drop on the rear. This will significantly lower your Corrado's stance.

Do these springs come with new bump stops or perches?

This product includes only the lowering springs themselves. You will need to reuse your vehicle's original bump stops, perches, and other hardware for installation.

What does a 'progressive spring rate' mean for my ride?

A progressive spring rate means the springs get stiffer the more they are compressed. This allows for a softer ride during normal driving but provides more support during hard cornering or heavy loads.

Specifications

Brand: AST
Part #: ASTLS-14-2357
UPC: ASTLS-14-2357

AST 88-02/1995 Volkswagen Corrado Lowering Springs - 80mm/60mm

Name: AST 88-02/1995 Volkswagen Corrado Lowering Springs - 80mm/60mm
Brand: AST
SKU: ast-ast-88-02-1995-volkswagen-corrado-lowering-springs-80mm-60mm-t14-709068
Price: 320.58 USD
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Fits 1990-1992 Volkswagen Corrado. AST lowering springs reduce your vehicle's center of gravity while keeping a comfortable ride.

Key Features

Direct fit — verified for 1990-1992 Volkswagen Corrado
Lower center of gravity — improves handling characteristics
Progressive spring rate — balances ride comfort and performance
Cold-coiled on Wafios machines — well-built construction
Lifetime warranty against breaking — peace of mind for the road ahead

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About this part

Product Details

You get a set of AST Lowering Springs for your 1990-1992 Volkswagen Corrado. These springs lower your car's center of gravity, which can improve handling, without sacrificing too much of the comfort you expect from the original parts. They are made specifically for your Corrado.

AST coils these springs on Wafios machines, which are known for their quality. The springs have a progressive design, meaning they get stiffer as they compress. This helps balance lowering the car with maintaining a decent ride quality.