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This was at 2pm and I see this has gone.

Any more pictures? For anyone else reading this, Vogtland have been about since 1908. They manufacture springs for Nascar and indy car teams in the USA as well as manufacturing springs for other brands. They make the springs for KW & ST and KW supply Vogtland with shocks for their coilover kits. A major player in the US market but for anyone in the UK you maybe will not have heard of them. I have a company in this field and we sell all sorts of brands and this is how I have come to know this. In my own cars I use Vogtland products, having tried all the others. For anyone considering them, go for it. Plus their prices are very good.

For anyone else, did you ask the inspector if you needed to do it? I had Mercedes before and both times the inspector said as long as it is not more than 20 days over due a service then you do not need to do it. So on my second merc I ran the service over and had the first one at 14 months old so it had 60 days to next service on the computer. If anyone else stumbles across this, maybe you can ask the same question and update the forum. Save someone some money. I am on 15k miles in my Golf R today and never serviced it yet. It said oil service due and when in VW to book it in the service lady advised its long life and due at 20k. I spoke to one of the VW techs out back who is a friend of mine and he said, that is correct. Your computer should have been set as the lease vehicles from VW are supposed to be set at 20k intervals. He is setting mine on the VW computer on the car, I am just waiting to hear on a lease extension now and if its the right price I shall then book in for my 20k service now.

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