wheels and suspension
#1
wheels and suspension
I've got a silver 99 a4.. getting wheels and suspension first. throw some ideas at me. prolly going 18s maybe 17s but prolly not. and going for a good quality suspension. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks guys.
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#3
RE: wheels and suspension
I was once where you are now; I have the car... what do I do now...
My first decision was to get the rims. Got them pretty cheap with a package deal, off EBAY since I loved the simple style of it. I didnt have enough money for the suspension till later. My car was like a monster truck and handled like ***... the shop I frequent said it was the tallest A4 (or car, for that matter) they had ever seen.
Suspension should be the first thing on your mind because its leaps and bounds better than the stock setup. I have the NEUSPEED Sport springs with Bilsteins grooved shocks (allows the person to adjust them). I recommend this if you want something nice but not harsh. Depends on what you want.
I cant stress this enough, suspension first!
My first decision was to get the rims. Got them pretty cheap with a package deal, off EBAY since I loved the simple style of it. I didnt have enough money for the suspension till later. My car was like a monster truck and handled like ***... the shop I frequent said it was the tallest A4 (or car, for that matter) they had ever seen.
Suspension should be the first thing on your mind because its leaps and bounds better than the stock setup. I have the NEUSPEED Sport springs with Bilsteins grooved shocks (allows the person to adjust them). I recommend this if you want something nice but not harsh. Depends on what you want.
I cant stress this enough, suspension first!
#4
RE: wheels and suspension
right on thanks guys. another thing that came up (keeping in mind that i came from the rice burning scene) am i going to need a camber kit with a new suspension? also is this an expensive process to have done labor wise? it wasnt too bad with my old civic but im sure its prolly different with an a4.
#6
RE: wheels and suspension
You shouldn't need a camber kit, unless you drop it an insane amount. Their are camber kits out there but they are pretty expensive and its just not worth it. The best bet is if you still have the car when you replace the control arms is to get adjustable control arms so you can adjust your camber. Otherwise don't worry about it just rotate your tires alot. And deffinately suspension first.
#8
RE: wheels and suspension
ORIGINAL: apg96
u might want to look into the ECS coilover kit.
u might want to look into the ECS coilover kit.