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Re: Lowering A4 (was ID this Audi)
>From: Fringe Ryder <fringe@fringeweb.com>
>Date: Sun, 03 Nov 1996 11:31:15 -0800
>Subject: Lowering A4 (was ID this Audi)
>
>Which brings up the question...
>
>Would lowering the A4 a smidgen improve it? I have a 97 A4Q (2.8), great
>car but I'd like better cornering and less body roll. With the stock
>Goodyear tires (which are not wimpy), it still doesn't corner at speed
>anywhere near as well as a BMW or even my somewhat modified Ford Escort.
>Eventually I'll replace the tires too, but they can't be as bad as the car
>is right now.
I thought the A4 came equipped with Eagle GAs? If so, those tires really
suck... I've had 'em and they are not worth the effort required to put air
in 'em. I've used Yokohoma AVS-I (very sticky) and Dunlpo D40/M2s (little
less sticky), both excellent tires when you decide to spring for rubber. Be
warned, however, you will not get 30K miles out of 'em. More like 18-25K.
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'95 Golf GTI VR6
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