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And would my arches need rolling?
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And would my arches need rolling?
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Cheers - Dan
Would these wheels fit my 1999 Audi A3?
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hahaha, i love the way they're advertised as:
"GENUINE 18" S-LINE RS4 ALLOYS"
but then states:
"PLEASE NOTE;THEY WILL NOT FIT AUDI RS4,S4 OR S6"...
best check the part number, as he clearly doesn't have a clue. Only think i can think of is that they're RSTT's.
"GENUINE 18" S-LINE RS4 ALLOYS"
but then states:
"PLEASE NOTE;THEY WILL NOT FIT AUDI RS4,S4 OR S6"...
best check the part number, as he clearly doesn't have a clue. Only think i can think of is that they're RSTT's.
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Cool!
Need a bit of lowering tho?!
Just got the standard 1999 A3 TDI Sport suspension
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You could try them on and see what you think. The factory Sport suspension is lower than the normal suspension anyway (20mm I think) - I was parked next to a 1.6 at AmD before I changed my suspension and there was quite a difference in height.
I've got -30/35mm Eibach springs on my 1.8T now, and TBH there's not a huge amount of difference - I presume the -30/35mm is in comparison to standard (non-sport) springs.
Cool!
Need a bit of lowering tho?!
Just got the standard 1999 A3 TDI Sport suspension
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You could try them on and see what you think. The factory Sport suspension is lower than the normal suspension anyway (20mm I think) - I was parked next to a 1.6 at AmD before I changed my suspension and there was quite a difference in height.
I've got -30/35mm Eibach springs on my 1.8T now, and TBH there's not a huge amount of difference - I presume the -30/35mm is in comparison to standard (non-sport) springs.
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hahaha, i love the way they're advertised as:
"GENUINE 18" S-LINE RS4 ALLOYS"
but then states:
"PLEASE NOTE;THEY WILL NOT FIT AUDI RS4,S4 OR S6"...
best check the part number, as he clearly doesn't have a clue. Only think i can think of is that they're RSTT's.
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Just out of interest how can you defintively tell the difference between genuine and replica wheels??
Cheers,
B
hahaha, i love the way they're advertised as:
"GENUINE 18" S-LINE RS4 ALLOYS"
but then states:
"PLEASE NOTE;THEY WILL NOT FIT AUDI RS4,S4 OR S6"...
best check the part number, as he clearly doesn't have a clue. Only think i can think of is that they're RSTT's.
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Just out of interest how can you defintively tell the difference between genuine and replica wheels??
Cheers,
B
IIRC, genuine ones will have the part numbers stamped/cast on the back of one of the spokes, and cast audi logos in the centre.
Turbodan - I was charged £200 (5 hours labour @ £40/h) at a local Veedub/Audi/Beemer specialist for fitting springs & dampers and wheel realignment. I've heard of people getting it done much cheaper.
[edit] Sorry, just re-read your post - Eibach springs are about £140. [/edit]
Bantam - I believe the genuine ones have Audi logos cast into the wheel behind the centre cap and replicas don't. Someone may correct me here though!
[edit] Sorry, just re-read your post - Eibach springs are about £140. [/edit]
Bantam - I believe the genuine ones have Audi logos cast into the wheel behind the centre cap and replicas don't. Someone may correct me here though!
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Looking at the pics of the alloys, it would seem that they are genuine RSTT wheels, due to the fact that they have a groove that goes all the way round the spoke edges, so should fit your car no probs /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/beerchug.gif
