Ways to soften suspension on an RS5
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I certainly do get the impression, that the OEM part didn't get too much attention. For example for the LHD RS5, they just fitted the reinforced brace from the RHD S5 cab. Apparently, they didn't feel the need to make a specific one for the RS5.
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Yeah I've seen the stock part. It's not pretty...but it doesn't have to be. I doubt that the manufacturing costs for Alu Kreuz are that much higher. It's just a piece of steel; nothing more.
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I would imagine that since it was tested with whatever was there "they" would say yes it is. Hard to argue but you could say the same about installing coilovers or something else to the car that wasn't originally there during the crash tests. Will the car behave differently? I bet someone has a sensor that would tell you that it does. Me, personally, I would go with the Alu Kruetz
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I couldn't disagree more about the suspension on an rs5.
I've driven several of them. The rs5 rides better than the v6 s5. And that's with the 20" wheels on the rs5.
And several people I've ridden with said the same thing. They we're all impressed with how comfortable the rs5 was.
I guess we all perceive things differently.
I've driven several of them. The rs5 rides better than the v6 s5. And that's with the 20" wheels on the rs5.
And several people I've ridden with said the same thing. They we're all impressed with how comfortable the rs5 was.
I guess we all perceive things differently.
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I couldn't disagree more about the suspension on an rs5.
I've driven several of them. The rs5 rides better than the v6 s5. And that's with the 20" wheels on the rs5.
And several people I've ridden with said the same thing. They we're all impressed with how comfortable the rs5 was.
I guess we all perceive things differently.
I've driven several of them. The rs5 rides better than the v6 s5. And that's with the 20" wheels on the rs5.
And several people I've ridden with said the same thing. They we're all impressed with how comfortable the rs5 was.
I guess we all perceive things differently.
One thing that I learned from this thread is that the drive select has adjustability for the dampers in the european model while the crash standards required that the dampers get sacked here in the States. Yes, perception is reality.
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I couldn't disagree more about the suspension on an rs5.
I've driven several of them. The rs5 rides better than the v6 s5. And that's with the 20" wheels on the rs5.
And several people I've ridden with said the same thing. They we're all impressed with how comfortable the rs5 was.
I guess we all perceive things differently.
I've driven several of them. The rs5 rides better than the v6 s5. And that's with the 20" wheels on the rs5.
And several people I've ridden with said the same thing. They we're all impressed with how comfortable the rs5 was.
I guess we all perceive things differently.
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