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January 12th 05, 02:57 AM
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compatible shocks?
A friend of a friend just upgraded the shocks on his 2002 GTI, and is
looking to donate the oem shocks. I don't know yet if they're front or rear. Is there any chance of them fitting on my '96 GTI? I think mine have been getting rougher, after 134k miles. I think the newer ones only have 30k or so on them, which has got to be better, I assume. Any knowledgeable persons answer this? Thanks! Matty 
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January 12th 05, 11:14 AM
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NO!
"Matty Anderson" > wrote in message ... >A friend of a friend just upgraded the shocks on his 2002 GTI, and is > looking to donate the oem shocks. I don't know yet if they're front or > rear. Is there any chance of them fitting on my '96 GTI? I think mine > have > been getting rougher, after 134k miles. I think the newer ones only have > 30k or so on them, which has got to be better, I assume. Any > knowledgeable > persons answer this? Thanks! > > Matty > >
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January 13th 05, 03:37 PM
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mk4 gti to mk3 gti = No match
mk4 cabrio MIGHT fit since the "mk4" cabrio is actually a mk3 cabrio with mk4 looks.
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