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Looks lovely - congrats!
I’m interested in how much more comfortable the RS6 suspension is vs your M4. Is your RS6 on air or DRC?

All Unless this already exists somewhere and I’ve failed to spot it, how about we gather a load of pics on one thread of the B9 in as many colours as poss? Both standard colours and Exclusive. I’m on the hunt for a B9 and struggling to decide on spec but, putting my own needs aside, should be an int...

Mike - your car looks awesome. What a stance! Re comfort, my understanding is that even if you retain standard shocks, the reduced suspension travel you have after fitting lowering springs makes the car likely to run on the bumpstops more often. Effectively, there isn't enough shock travel left for ...

Anyone know the answer to the coil over question? Presumably they're stiffer than stock DRC, even on their softest setting?
Difficult to know whether to take the "Audi knows best" view and stick with std suspension or go with the heart and drop it so it looks even better.

Ah, these must be what I've heard referred to as a sleeve kit. I had assumed they'd be quite a bit stiffer, but it sounds like I'm wrong.
Pretty good idea though as a product.

MikeFish wrote:And there's a set for sale here:
http://forum.rs246.com/viewtopic.php?f=64&t=108884

Adjustable lowering springs without changing the shocks? Not heard of that before.

Amongst the various ways of lowering an RS4, does anyone reckon it can be done without losing ANY ride comfort? Presumably coil overs on their softest setting are still harder than standard? And presumably all lowering springs will stiffen the car quite a bit. Opinions? I think RS4s look awesome sit...