<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/26420/car1.jpg"></center><p>You can't tell from the pic cause it's a little dark outside and the Ming, but it looks a little lower in person. I think this is the perfect drop, especially for the 3.0 Enjoy!

won't it more expensive to do so?

The stock sport seems to have the front a little higher than the rear.

Yours looks like the rear may be a little higher than the front (hard to tell do to black paint)...is this the case?

I prefer the lower front/higher rear anyway, so still impressed :)

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both are still a little lower than sport...the perfect height in my opinion...it justgives the car such a mean stance...itreally looks awesome...and I'm not just saying that because it's my car :)

I was going to go with just eibachs, but the two places I called to install and lots of other enthusiasts talked me out of it. I was told lots of gen. 1 audis shocks lasted less than one year. One shop also said if you hit a big pot hole say goodbye to that shock. So I am going to go with the Eibachs and Koni's.

Good luck bro, I hope everyone is wrong and the stock shocks last longer.