New to audi..and th forum!
#1
New to audi..and th forum!
hey all..i just recently bought a 2002 A4 1.8T Q. My last vehicle was a 01 Silverado..so its been quite the change...locating parts for my trcuk was way easier!! lol..anyways im trying to buy rims...but im not sure what sizes i can go..an what the factory offset is..if anyone could help me out i would appreciate it big time!! also..looking for exhuast systems...cold air intakes..tuners..anything to add some performance..again, thanks..its much..MUCH appreciated lol im in kinda over my head here!!!
#2
Re: New to audi..and th forum!
go to audizine.com, a4mods.com, audiworld.com....all these sites will help you out. Im relatively new to the world of audi as well and every is going to tell you to go do the research because well....its been writen 100 times over. Rims you can go up to 19 comfterably, cold air intake you will lose HP, exhaust theres a few...your car on them...neuspeed, APR i think has one, milltek....
#3
Re: New to audi..and th forum!
Get a chip and larger injectors for power - exhaust for sound (little to no gains in power). Or go with a BT with all the supporting mods and have an ear to ear grin with great gas mileage !!
OEM wheel offsets are quite high (thus the reason why the wheels are never flush to the body). I had 18X8 OEM wheels (42 offset) and added 8mm spacers in front and 15 mm in rear to get this:
OEM wheel offsets are quite high (thus the reason why the wheels are never flush to the body). I had 18X8 OEM wheels (42 offset) and added 8mm spacers in front and 15 mm in rear to get this:
Last edited by Stevelev; 05-05-2008 at 08:24 PM.
#4
Re: New to audi..and th forum!
Check out Tire Rack - Your performance experts for tires and wheels for what will fit your vehicle as far as wheels go. ANother site is Tires & Wheels - 1010tires.com the absolute tire and wheel authority.
#6
Re: New to audi..and th forum!
Get a chip and larger injectors for power - exhaust for sound (little to no gains in power). Or go with a BT with all the supporting mods and have an ear to ear grin with great gas mileage !!
OEM wheel offsets are quite high (thus the reason why the wheels are never flush to the body). I had 18X8 OEM wheels (42 offset) and added 8mm spacers in front and 15 mm in rear to get this:
OEM wheel offsets are quite high (thus the reason why the wheels are never flush to the body). I had 18X8 OEM wheels (42 offset) and added 8mm spacers in front and 15 mm in rear to get this:
#9
Re: New to audi..and th forum!
Thanks (again). I love the seats, the sound, the power ... One thing though, where I'm saving in mod money, I'm spending in gas
Last edited by Stevelev; 05-06-2008 at 05:00 PM.
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