Product Info Power Springs
Volkswagen Amarok
Kit number :
HV-194010 With MAD Power Springs your Volkswagen Amarok maintains the original ride-height even when fully laden, and remains safe and comfortable. Why Power Springs ?
Better roadholding and handling when laden Constant towball height More suspension travel with full load Improved driver comfort
Why MAD suspension kit ? Also available Front Kit HV-194028 to raise the car by 30 mm.
Lifetime warranty on material No drilling - does not affect vehicle warranty TÜV approved
Cross Country kit HV-194031 Also available HV-194031 Power Springs for the rear axle +25mm and Raised Front Springs +30 mm for extra groundclearance.
Up-Country Autoproducts (UK) LTD
www.upcountry4x4.co.uk
sales@upcountry4x4.co.uk
Explanation of the Graph: The “X” axis gives the height of the vehicle in mm. This is measured from the lip of the wheel-arch to the centre of the axle. The “Y” axis gives the weight of the vehicle. We load the vehicle to 1,5 times the maximum permitted axle load. This gives an indication of the load imposed on the springs when the vehicle hits a big bump in the road. On the graph, you can see the height difference and how much load the springs are taking from the original suspension. We keep a digital photographic record of the suspension during the tests as a reference to answer any queries.
Up-Country Autoproducts (UK) LTD
www.upcountry4x4.co.uk
sales@upcountry4x4.co.uk
Product Info Interactive Airsuspension
Volkswagen Amarok
MAD Art.nr. :
NR-197154 Why MAD Interactive Air Suspension ? Comfortable when vehicle drives unloaded or providing extra support when the vehicle is heavily loaded.
MAD Interactive Air Suspension ?
Better roadholding and handling when laden Constant towball height More suspension travel with full load Improved driver comfort TÜV approved
Also available Front Kit HV-194028 to raise the car by 30 mm.
Up-Country Autoproducts (UK) LTD
www.upcountry4x4.co.uk
sales@upcountry4x4.co.uk
Explanation of the Graph: The “X” axis gives the height of the vehicle in mm. This is measured from the lip of the wheel-arch to the centre of the axle. The “Y” axis gives the weight of the vehicle. We load the vehicle to 1,5 times the maximum permitted axle load. This gives an indication of the load imposed on the springs when the vehicle hits a big bump in the road. On the graph, you can see the height difference and how much load the springs are taking from the original suspension. We keep a digital photographic record of the suspension during the tests as a reference to answer any queries.
Up-Country Autoproducts (UK) LTD
www.upcountry4x4.co.uk
sales@upcountry4x4.co.uk