Hi.
Can anyone share any experience on the above setups? I've got an S3 Sportback and I'm looking for less of an inflatable-armchair ride, and a little less wheel gap.
I've got the BC coilovers already, I've just never got around to fitting them. I'm wondering now if they'll be too firm. I also doubt I'll ever adjust the ride height, damping or camber after the initial install, so they're probably overkill for the amount I drive the car.
From what I've read the Bilsteins have more of an OEM feel. Also, they'll be 'setup' just right for the car, rather than my trial and error efforts with the coilovers
If I go for the Bilsteins then I'll sell the BC Racing coilovers, but I don't want to do this now in haste only to find they would have been better after all.
Appreciate any feedback that you could share.
Thanks.
Can anyone share any experience on the above setups? I've got an S3 Sportback and I'm looking for less of an inflatable-armchair ride, and a little less wheel gap.
I've got the BC coilovers already, I've just never got around to fitting them. I'm wondering now if they'll be too firm. I also doubt I'll ever adjust the ride height, damping or camber after the initial install, so they're probably overkill for the amount I drive the car.
From what I've read the Bilsteins have more of an OEM feel. Also, they'll be 'setup' just right for the car, rather than my trial and error efforts with the coilovers
If I go for the Bilsteins then I'll sell the BC Racing coilovers, but I don't want to do this now in haste only to find they would have been better after all.
Appreciate any feedback that you could share.
Thanks.