Stern upper control Arms

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Re: Stern upper control Arms

Post by RIV » Sat Feb 21, 2015 7:26 pm

Good to hear you sorted the fitting. Tyres should indeed last longer.
Thanks!! It was a ball ache, but Guildford Audi sorted the car out, fantastic service
They made a few calls to America and got it spot on for me, couldn't fault their service

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Re: Stern upper control Arms

Post by Covkiller » Sat Feb 21, 2015 10:01 pm

Glad you're sort too RIV. That's two RS's fixed
Mikefish, the steering feels very direct and sharp, but to be honest my set up before did too. I'm just pleased that my tyres won't wear on the inside anymore. I just need to fit my new set; Michelin Pilot SS 235 30 20's
I had mine dropped another 5mm all round too.
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RS4 B7, Mugello Blue, K&W V3 & HR ARBs, set up by Centre Gravity, Milltek Valved Non Res & cat bypass pipes, BMC air filter, braided hoses, DOT 5.1, Terraclean, MRC Full Carbon Clean, MRC remap 448PS 477NM, 20" S7 alloys with 4mm spacers & Hawke spigots 66.6 > 57.1, AP Racing front discs. Sold Sept 2019. Now rocking an F80 M3

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Re: Stern upper control Arms

Post by RIV » Sat Feb 21, 2015 10:21 pm

Glad you're sort too RIV. That's two RS's fixed
Mikefish, the steering feels very direct and sharp, but to be honest my set up before did too. I'm just pleased that my tyres won't wear on the inside anymore. I just need to fit my new set; Michelin Pilot SS 235 30 20's
I had mine dropped another 5mm all round too.
Get a few pics up when you can, glad it's all sorted :beerchug:

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Re: Stern upper control Arms

Post by MikeFish » Sat Feb 21, 2015 10:30 pm

235? Why so narrow?

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Re: Stern upper control Arms

Post by Covkiller » Sun Feb 22, 2015 12:13 am

Less height profile and narrower so they don't rub my arches old chap.
That's the theory anyway. I'll let you know how I get on.
RS4 B7, Mugello Blue, K&W V3 & HR ARBs, set up by Centre Gravity, Milltek Valved Non Res & cat bypass pipes, BMC air filter, braided hoses, DOT 5.1, Terraclean, MRC Full Carbon Clean, MRC remap 448PS 477NM, 20" S7 alloys with 4mm spacers & Hawke spigots 66.6 > 57.1, AP Racing front discs. Sold Sept 2019. Now rocking an F80 M3

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Re: Stern upper control Arms

Post by Chargedrs4650 » Sat Mar 23, 2019 10:51 am

Covkiller wrote:
Sat Feb 21, 2015 10:01 pm
Glad you're sort too RIV. That's two RS's fixed
Mikefish, the steering feels very direct and sharp, but to be honest my set up before did too. I'm just pleased that my tyres won't wear on the inside anymore. I just need to fit my new set; Michelin Pilot SS 235 30 20's
I had mine dropped another 5mm all round too.
:thumbs:

Hi mate how are the 034 arms now after some good use??

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Re: Stern upper control Arms

Post by Covkiller » Sat Mar 23, 2019 10:47 pm

No issues at all, all running well.
RS4 B7, Mugello Blue, K&W V3 & HR ARBs, set up by Centre Gravity, Milltek Valved Non Res & cat bypass pipes, BMC air filter, braided hoses, DOT 5.1, Terraclean, MRC Full Carbon Clean, MRC remap 448PS 477NM, 20" S7 alloys with 4mm spacers & Hawke spigots 66.6 > 57.1, AP Racing front discs. Sold Sept 2019. Now rocking an F80 M3

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