My G37S
Should have used the s4 engine from the start...duh. Also the rs5 is a 4.2 V8 as well, s5s are a fail IMO. But I can totally see why people get it, it's hot. I considered it as well.
RS5 engine = S5 engine on steroids.
The issue I had were the quality of parts isn't what you'd expect from what you pay for. Unfortunately I found that out after buying the car.
*Rule of thumb, only buy new/almost new Audis from now on.
The springs felt pretty much like stock. I wanted to go lower so coils were a better option. My springs were also uneven by 1/2"-1" so it wasn't an optimal choice for me.
The BC BRs feel great, and I am determined to figure out the knocking sound issue in the rear coils. I am pretty certain is finding a sweet spot between spring compression and strut height so that the spring is always compressed in the basket and doesn't make that annoying noise.
For those who live near DC, you know how the roads are. I drive downtown very often and so far the car gets around just fine. Just gotta dodge potholes, watch out for those manhole covers sticking out 2-3" out of the ground for no reason and avoid construction areas.
The BC BRs feel great, and I am determined to figure out the knocking sound issue in the rear coils. I am pretty certain is finding a sweet spot between spring compression and strut height so that the spring is always compressed in the basket and doesn't make that annoying noise.
For those who live near DC, you know how the roads are. I drive downtown very often and so far the car gets around just fine. Just gotta dodge potholes, watch out for those manhole covers sticking out 2-3" out of the ground for no reason and avoid construction areas.
Pictures from Springfest

Springfest 2014 by SebastianMarin.com, on Flickr

Springfest 2014 by SebastianMarin.com, on Flickr

Springfest 2014 by SebastianMarin.com, on Flickr

Springfest 2014 by SebastianMarin.com, on Flickr
That thing looks amazing man! Look forward to seeing it in person when it gets warmer! I've been debating some 20's but living in Richmond I think i'm gonna stick with the stock wheels for now.



