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Audi A3 / S3 / RS3Discussion forum for the 8L and 8P Audi A3 S3 and RS3
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I have two 2005 a3 sportback Automatics. One is a 2.0T and the other is a non turbo 1.8. The 2.0T has a more sporty suspension, low profile tyres etc but it rides in a very sporting, taught way and this is very bumpy and uncomfortable on the country roads around us. The 1.8 has a much smoother more comfortable ride, albeit less sporty.
Will the 2.0T take non low profile, normal tyres? Will this help it have a more comfortable ride? Can I get the suspension tweaked or make any other changes to soften/improve the ride?
04-29-2012, 09:45 AM
Making my A3 ride more comfortably
Hybrid Mode
