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Anyone had some strange noise coming from flywheel at start up?
Sometimes the car shakes in the traffic f.e.

That's MTM photo, but they look exactly the same.

Dear members, My friend has created paddle shifters extenders just like MTM sells. These are lighter though. I'm using them myself (RS3), great stuff, good feeling and possibility to change gear anytime you want to. Fits : (all audi's with silver stock paddles) Price : 200euro (personally I conside...

Dear members, My friend has created paddle shifters extenders just like MTM sells. These are lighter though. I'm using them myself (RS3), great stuff, good feeling and possibility to change gear anytime you want to. Fits : (all audi's with silver stock paddles) Price : 200euro (personally I conside...

Dear members, My friend has created paddle shifters extenders just like MTM sells. These are lighter though. I'm using them myself (RS3), great stuff, good feeling and possibility to change gear anytime you want to. Fits : (all audi's with silver stock paddles) Price : 200euro (personally I conside...

Dear members, My friend has created paddle shifters extenders just like MTM sells. These are lighter though. I'm using them myself (RS3), great stuff, good feeling and possibility to change gear anytime you want to. Fits : (all audi's with silver stock paddles) Price : 200euro (personally I conside...

You can just make an aftermarket catback one to go both sides.

I can manage a group buy for a proper RS style rear diffuser (similar to TT RS diffuser, pic below). The price is 300euro + shipping but we will see. Owner of DDC asked me to check how many diffusers the forum want, so he can think about the pricing and shipping options. They are located in Germany....

2,75 inch turboback with a bigger downpipe.
Non resonated. Custom ofcourse.

Completely stock RS3...
98 Octane - 380bhp/490nm
Waiting for the exhaust now

RSphantom wrote:I might be talking out of my but does it have something to do with the width on the rears as well. I think 255's on the rears might cause a far bit of rubbing???

omg, you don't put 255 on the rear..... RS3 is a understeer car - you need to have wider tyre on the front...

P_G wrote:Looking at the configurator you can get the 255/225 front / rear combo on both 8J and 8.5J rims. Would it be that bad if you had 255 front and rear?

255 at the front and rear won't reach the effect we're talking about.
Wider tire at the front eliminates understeer..
Leave the rear ones 225.

JonG wrote:

nicholas wrote:I would go for:
255/35/19 front
225/35/19 rear

Thats a big difference in rolling diameter front to rear

Big, but for the RS3 it's for the better. There even is a wheel upgrade package with such configuration.

gilford wrote:

nicholas wrote:I would go for:
255/35/19 front
225/35/19 rear

Tyres:
Dunlop SP Sport 600 DSST (the ones that are used in Nissan GTR)
or,
Michelin Pilot Super Sport

Isn't this the "wheel upgrade" sizes Audi charged an extortionate price for?

yes, it eliminates understeer efect.

http://www.endless-brake.info/street-track-pads

i think i ve found a solution...