Suspension ?

[vwchop]

alright im thinking of lowring the audi. i dont wana go crazy. just some springs. i wana stay on stock wheels i just wana close the gap a lil. and i like the stock ride. how low should i go. and wut should i get. my car is the 3.2 if it matters any. o and i have the sport Suspension. so id think my struts would be alright on some springs.

[Jersey Anthony]

http://www.audizine.com/forum/showthread.php?t=105668

[Mike@PureMS]

Sport springs from Vogtland and H&R are a couple great options.

[vwchop]

u think itll ride like shit. on just springs?

[rnp614]

just get the stasis touring suspension thats on sale.

[Mike@PureMS]

u think itll ride like shit. on just springs?

Really depends on the mileage you have on your shocks and their condition.
With over 50k miles on 'em, you're better off replacing them.

With worn shocks your ride will be slightly more harsh, and have noticeably more bounce to it. Just how bad it is depends on the condition of your shocks.

[vwchop]

Really depends on the mileage you have on your shocks and their condition.
With over 50k miles on 'em, you're better off replacing them.

With worn shocks your ride will be slightly more harsh, and have noticeably more bounce to it. Just how bad it is depends on the condition of your shocks.

they have 30k on them.

[vwchop]

just get the stasis touring suspension thats on sale.

were at?

[Phrost]

I just put H&R springs on my car, the sline springs weren't low enough.

Ride is very similar to Audi's oem sport suspension, just a tad stiffer. Here is how low H&R springs sit with stock 17s. Little less than 1 finger gap over each tire

[vwchop]

hmm i like that wut springs and were did u get them. and did u use ur stock shocks?

[Phrost]

hmm i like that wut springs and were did u get them. and did u use ur stock shocks?

Multiple vendors carry them, but I bought mine from Tunershop. I re-used my oem sport shocks, and the springs were about $250 including shipping.

Send them a PM HERE if you want to go that route.

[vwchop]

Multiple vendors carry them, but I bought mine from Tunershop. I re-used my oem sport shocks, and the springs were about $250 including shipping.

Send them a PM HERE if you want to go that route.

ok thanks i think i will. how low did u got is that the 2inch kit or the 1.3 or w/e it is

[Phrost]

ok thanks i think i will. how low did u got is that the 2inch kit or the 1.3 or w/e it is

I'm fairly certain H&R only makes one set of springs for the A4. "(Avg. 1.7"F 1.6"R)" drop.

[vwchop]

o i thought i had seen a 2inch and somthing eles maybe not

[vwchop]

oo i was thinking of the nuespeed ones they got a set that lowers 2inchs and the other is 1.5. the handr springs i found are 1.7 and the other is 1.3

[Phrost]

The H&R springs that lower 1.3" are for the cabrio I believe.

I only bought springs because I wanted a mild drop. Ride comfort is about the same and I got rid of my wheel gap, but I don't rub, don't have to worry about roads, and saved some major coin. Yes being slammed on coilovers looks better, but I did that on my last car and am tired of worrying about it.

It's all up to you though

[TonyD]

Neuspeed Race springs are great. I have them on mine. PM me for a price if you'd like. We're doing free shipping

[Phrost]

There ya go Just compare drops and decide what you want.

[vwchop]

lol i want w/e rides closets to stock i got my other car slammed and i just want a mild drop.

[Bllzll]

then stick with one of these three

1) eibach (the most mild drop of these three. a little lower than OEM s-line )
2) h&r ( a little lower than eibach, and with a little rake (very slighlty lower in the front))
3) neuspeed sport (same as h&r, but with no rake. so its even on all sides )

all of these would probably be fine with oem sport shocks. but for the long run new shocks would be better and might help the ride also. bilstein matches good with all three of these springs and are like $415/set at tirerack

[Phrost]

Or else I have my oem sport springs for sale if you want maximum comfort

[vwchop]

then stick with one of these three

1) eibach (the most mild drop of these three. a little lower than OEM s-line )
2) h&r ( a little lower than eibach, and with a little rake (very slighlty lower in the front))
3) neuspeed sport (same as h&r, but with no rake. so its even on all sides )

all of these would probably be fine with oem sport shocks. but for the long run new shocks would be better and might help the ride also. bilstein matches good with all three of these springs and are like $415/set at tirerack

hmm thank you. ill see wut im gunna get.