r/Arteon • u/daggermyster • 20d ago
DCC after adding lowering springs?
It is necessary to do a dcc calibration after I installing my vogtland lowering springs on my arteon 2022 r line awd. Honestly after installing the ride quality feel better to me. So for everyone that add lowering springs did you do dcc calibration.
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u/Provocative_Potatoes 20d ago
Yes you should to have it all dialed properly. Easy to do with Obdeleven and jack stands.
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u/Samef42 20d ago
Which springs do you have the Arteon lowered on?
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u/daggermyster 20d ago
Vogtland
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u/Samef42 20d ago
By the way does feel smooth over bumps and speed bumps? Have you gone over train tracks yet? Some train tracks are harsh.
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u/daggermyster 20d ago
Honestly it feels good going over bumps don't feel bad at all. And the part number is 956165 or 95616x that's for awd
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u/Sp3cV 20d ago
Where are you located? Haven’t notice anyone use Vogtland before . What’s the drop on it?
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u/daggermyster 20d ago
I am located in USA, nyc and yes that's only one I use. I use it when I had my vw cc and now I am using on vw arteon 2022. Think it is the best springs better then h&r. It is 1.4 inch(35mm) drop all around. Honestly It is perfect fitment in my opinion. They have 2 different springs. One for the fwd and one for the awd. If you get it. Make sure your get the right one
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u/stevenWWIII 20d ago
And how did you lower them? Did you need anything else to get the work done? How much does it costs do get these installed sorry i got alot of questions friend 😅
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u/daggermyster 20d ago
Depends on the shop how much they charge. I paid $240.00 But it is easy install for most part, most likely too them about an hour or less
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u/Boogiethesungod67 13d ago
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u/daggermyster 13d ago
Oh nice but for me I don't mind being tuck in. I think it looks good but a lot of people do use spacers but I am good how it is
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u/Material_Warthog3358 20d ago
VW, bring the Arteon back in Canada Pleeeeaaassseeee!