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@holsy, see my earlier reply, pretty sure the screws are M6 x 16 countersunk. https://audi.7zap.com/en/usa/audi+rs4+quattro/rs4/2007-473/6/615-615055/#17 Says for the 380mm rotors the screw is M6 x 16 countersunk. Guessing it's common across rotor sizes. You might also consider that your judder is u...

holsy, James is correct, the lug bolts do all you need, except when changing wheels. The small screws simply hold the disc hats in the correct place to allow you to get the lug bolts into the holes in the hubs. Good on you to get it all correct, though.

https://audi.7zap.com/en/usa/audi+rs4+quattro/rs4/2007-473/6/615-615055/#17 Says for the 380mm rotors the screw is M6 x 16 countersunk. Guessing it's common across rotor sizes. You might also consider that your judder is uneven deposits on your rotors. One possible inexpensive solution is to do the ...

Lengthy discussion over on Audizine, lots of good info:
https://www.audizine.com/forum/showthre ... t=injector

I'm Over Here, on the other side of the water. Our local North Atlantic chapter of the US & Canada Audi Club had our first (of two every year) Winter Driving School. Here's the link for our next one in a few weeks https://audiclubna.org/north-atlantic/events/winter-driving-school-feb-24-25-2018/ We ...

Discussion over on Audizine about a Firestone option:
https://www.audizine.com/forum/showthre ... k-Indy-500

No opinion myself, but interesting commentary.

I'll likely be going PS4S in the spring, when it's time to replace my current PSS, with which I've been quite happy.

Torque mount?

# 14 here:
https://audi.7zap.com/en/usa/audi+rs4+q ... 199000/#14

If you start at somewhat below 3K, by the time you reach 3K you're fully on it and any ramp-up is well in the past, and any responsiveness issues are eliminated. In an effort to minimize driver task loading, the following might be an easy way to do this: - Put the lap timer on screen, - Start the la...

I've got 10mm front and rear from ECS Tuning on stock suspension and OEM wheels, and think it looks fine. 8 and 10 would work, too. Hi how mutch were they if u don't mind me asking? And is thair a spercifick order number for them. @MikeFish is right, ECS Tuning is US-based. They came with my car wh...

I've got 10mm front and rear from ECS Tuning on stock suspension and OEM wheels, and think it looks fine. 8 and 10 would work, too.

I've just gone thru this myself. First pass was to do the "Tyre Change" in the menu in the instrument cluster. That worked for a few minutes, then the pesky light returned. VCDS said low signal (or similar nonsense), so I bought four TPMS wheel sensors on eBay (http://www.ebay.com/itm/261992884324) ...

KISS. I like it here, but perhaps unlike others, I do use Tapatalk on my mobiles, so would hope that functionality remains. And I echo other comments here, kudos to you @PhilT for all you do, some of us do indeed recognize the amount of work you do sight unseen.

Nah, @Ellis, you're OK. Ross-Tech is correct, they don't support it, but it does work fine. Sorry if I came across too strongly.

The Q-Ship factor is high on my list, after that intoxicating engine sound.

Not enough pedals or driven wheels.