New to adaptive air suspension, have a question

[richib86]

All my cars in the past have been traditional shock and strut suspension, so id go coil over, get an alignment and call it a day. is there any way to play with the alignment on the S6 if im running a lowering module to minimize uneven tire wear?

[eurodaddy]

Been running an H&R module on my S6 for the past 6 months and no uneven tread wear. These modules lower pretty low but the ECU will raise the car if it detects its to low. If your running lowering links that may be a different story.


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[richib86]

Been running an H&R module on my S6 for the past 6 months and no uneven tread wear. These modules lower pretty low but the ECU will raise the car if it detects its to low. If your running lowering links that may be a different story.


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the Cete module allows you to lock out the speed so it doesnt raise up and that is up to 155mph

[eurodaddy]

That's nice. I wish the H&R did that. My air suspension gets a work out while I'm driving!


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[F16HTON]

All my cars in the past have been traditional shock and strut suspension, so id go coil over, get an alignment and call it a day. is there any way to play with the alignment on the S6 if im running a lowering module to minimize uneven tire wear?

The suspension aligns exactly like a S4. You can adjust the toe in the front, and if so desired, you can use adjustable control arms for the camber/caster. In the rear you can adjust the toe and the camber.

I ran my S6 lowered the entire time I had it (3 years, 30K miles) and there was zero uneven tire wear.