2. Dropbox - the switch to real Drop.
After VCDS coding, the next logical step is clear:
It gives you exactly what many people miss – a true lowering while stationary. No static setup, but a lowering mode at the touch of a button that perfectly separates everyday driving from show car driving.
What does Dropbox do?
The Dropbox is a lowering module that hangs in your trunk, in front of your valve block, and into your air lines. Once you park, you can activate our module via remote control – and your vehicle will vent to the lowest possible level in a controlled manner.
That means:
– When driving, your car stays at the safe, coded ride height.
– When parked, it drops at the push of a button.
compatibility
The Dropbox works with all vehicles that have standard air suspension.
Installation: Plug & Play
The installation is simple:
The module is connected directly to the air lines – usually in the area of the spare wheel well or behind the trunk lining, depending on your requirements.
To do this, simply attach the Dropbox's power supply to the battery and branch off the air lines using the included T-connector. Optionally, you can also remove the fittings from your valve block and transfer them to our included distribution block to avoid cutting the air lines.
No coding, no intervention in the system, 100% retrofittable.
Ready to drop?
If you want your car to be functional in everyday life, but uncompromisingly low when stationary – then the Dropbox is your next step.
This is what it looks like:
Below you can see a customer vehicle that was lowered with our Dr ø pd lowering module.
– You can’t go any deeper unless you continue with step 3.