Lowering Advice

[GanjaB]

I've been driving on stock 16" alloys for the past 12 months...

Need some advice on lowering after purchasing a set of genuine 18" RS4's 225/40/18, it now looks like it's on stilts!! (See Pic)

It's a 2.0 TDI SE (not sport)...

I'm not a mechanic so fitting costs would be advantageous too!

Thanks,

 

[davej_anderson]

What's your budget?

 

[GanjaB]

Want to do it for the cheapest possible really. This is something I foolishly had not considered!

I have no idea what costs are involved, £200?

 

[davej_anderson]

A set of Eibach or H&R lowering springs will set you back about £150, then there's fitting and alignment so may push over your budget, but not by much

 

[Ash B]

Try DPM on here for lowering springs quite cheap on there

 

[mike1628]

I have a 2.0 TDI SE and thew same problem the se seems to me to be higher than all the other a3 suspension, i guess its a comfort thing!!

Anywhoo, like Ash says DPM will sort you out with a set of spring im sure they are under 140 + delivery but fitting is normally an extra 100 at the local (criminal i know!!) apparently its not that easy a job.

http://www.dpmperformance.co.uk/eib...8p-18t-fsi-20t-fsi-20tdi-fwd-0503-p-2971.html

good luck

be nice to see a pick when its done

 

[DPM]

Thanks guys.

The cheapest ones we do are the Supersport's for £93.10 plus £9.95 postage.

http://www.dpmperformance.co.uk/sup...gsbr-a3-8p-20t-fsi-20tdi-fwd-0503-p-4026.html

Damian @ DPM Performance