Anyone with a 2019 Sedan lowered?
#1
Anyone with a 2019 Sedan lowered?
The non adjustable options for the sedans proved to have a non ideal reverse rake effect on pre-2019 MY (I have no reason to believe it would be any different on the 2019 but I am curious if anyone has experience). I'm wondering if someone is on some fixed springs that can post pictures of their sedans.
TIA
TIA
#4
Are they not the same as the '18s? Why don't you go VTF adjustables. I had lowering springs on my '18 and had to pull them
off and go VTFs as the negative rake drove me crazy. Perfect stance now with the adjustables.
off and go VTFs as the negative rake drove me crazy. Perfect stance now with the adjustables.
#5
This is pretty much what I'll end up doing if I don't get any decent responses. I can just see myself being overly **** with adjustment, that mixed with a lower cost makes a fixed spring reasonably favorable. But, I'd rather be able to get the hight I want even if the cost is more.
#6
Trust me, get the adjustable ones, worth a little more to get the stance exactly the way you want. I can even give you my settings if you'd like, I'm a very slight positive rake. Just PM me if interested.
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Looks good but it's too low for my use (I take my car on regular ski trips), I assume you have them dialed all the way down? I'm thinking the VTF is the best solution for these cars and that's the route I'll go, I want to lower my car about an inch.
#15
Ya, I have mine on VTFs. That is what it will look like with just a touch over an inch. Also, if you want to avoid negative rake, the front
needs to be dropped almost max on the VTFs.
needs to be dropped almost max on the VTFs.
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Perhaps it's lighting of the photo that IdC43 posted of their car but it looks a lot lower than your car.
#23
Naw this is about 1/2 way... I’m used to driving slammed static Audi’s so this is much more functional for me plus I’m prob have to raise it a tad once I get new wheels and tires..
#24
Prob about the same tbh... I just don’t have spacers so makes my wheels looked “tucked”