post your lowered or slammed t25/t3/vanagon

[gtijord]

Hi all, Ive been restoring my vw t25/vanagon over here in the UK and ive lowered it with the h&r green springs with bilstein b8 shocks. I'd like some wheel ideas as it seems not many lower these vans like the splittys or baywindows. Let's see your vans today as they are and what you've done to lower them. pfa

[Shonandb]

I think that there are a couple Slammed/Lowered Vanagon threads on the Vanagon Forum.

Maybe best to move this thread there or do a search on the Vanagon Forum and add your post there.

I did a quick search and a couple pages came up including this one: https://www.thesamba.com/vw/forum/viewtopic.php?t=367041&highlight=slammed+vanagons

Or maybe one of the administers/moderators can move this there as you'll get more engagement in the Vanagon Forum.
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76 Westy with a 2.5L Subaru SOHC + Vanagon (010) Automatic Transaxle
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Previous 1973 Panel Bus:
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[PorscheT2]

I have the same (Bilstein B shocks/(H&R Green) springs as you on a DOKA. Since it’s lighter, it sists a little higher than a bus. I’m running Porsche knock-off wheels (Cup I).

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[campism]

Not mine, this one belongs/belonged to local guy El Sabroso but I have not seen or heard from him in a while. Think he used H&R springs.

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'87 Westy in Wolfram Grey Metallic, tragically crushed by a falling hickory tree in my own driveway and now gone, leaving me Vanagonless and with no plans to replace it, alas.

[Red Ryder]

Lowered at the factory — 1990 Carat…

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“Scarlett” — 1990 Vanagon Carat Wolfsburg Edition (Tornado Red)
“Nigel” — 1999 Jaguar XK8 convertible (Alpine Green Metallic)

[GoEverywhere]

I think thats because Vanagons are WAY harder to get really low than a Split/Bay. It truly takes a lot of work.

Here's a photo of mine from a 3000mi roadtrip I just got back from.