A4Q crosswind sensitivity (was wind noise)

[Fringe Ryder <Fringe@ai.net>]

I initially wondered about that and other drift-related items, but I've
since decided that the actual problem is that they reduced torque steer too
effectively.  The car doesn't stay centered very strongly.  This means it
takes little effort to tell it where to go, but it also means that it takes
constant vigilence to make sure you're telling it correctly.

Regards

>From: John Legelis <jlegelis@fmrco.com>
>Does anyone out there feel their A4(Q) is any more susceptible to
>crosswinds than other cars they've driven?  During stormy days I really
>need to concentrate to keep my car in the correct lane when driving on
>the highway.  Perhaps I just need to have the alignment checked, or
>maybe with those 205/55 I'm noticing a bit of 'tramlining', aka camber
>steer.  Anyone else feel the same way?

Fringe
'97 A4Q 2.8L, std tranny, black/black leather