iconoclast

<center><img src="http://www.goapr.com/Audi/products/images/stasis_suspen_street1.jpg"></center><p>for those of you riding on these, how is the ride? i want a close to stock ride but with lowered look and increased handling... however i dont want to do coilovers which will compromise the vehicles ride simply for looks and a tad bit better handling... i do not want to go springs route, but i guess its an option if need be. any one have any thoughts on these or recommendations? pros cons??? any photos???

2000SForce

just read what stasis says about them

iconoclast

rant about a bouncey front end and how he feels unstable...

kiNGMak.:.OEM

they are awesome... definately buy them... but its all in how much you wanna spend.. but go STaSIS

EE:OutofBounds

retains 85-90% of stock-ride.....def would suit you according to your described needs

iconoclast

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iconoclast

from what i can find on them seems most are pleased...

iconoclast

one last thing how are bumps, potholes, cobblestone roads etc. with these? a buddy of mine had a set of cusco coilovers and it made me nauseous... everyday driving was next to impossible, each bump hit my stomach/kidneys hard... i dont want to go through any of that with this... (secondly i have a huge problem, my driveway leading into my garage is a decline driveway and i already scrape entering and exiting the garage, is there a way to lessen the scrape or avoid it when i lower??? when i had my a4, i had the stock sport susp. and it rubbed then i got eibach prokit, and it rubbed but when i put 18's on it stopped, is this the only solution? bigger wheels?)

FixedWing

My advice would be ... stay with the stock suspension.

iconoclast

also another reason is i want to avoid huge wheel gaps when i change wheels in the spring/summer...