coilovers
03-06-2008, 11:46 AM
#13
Audi Forum - Posts like an A4
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Victoria Harbour
Posts: 156
Re: coilovers
Have you considered / checked the European tuning shops pricing? I've used H2sport with my previous car, like you a Jetta, for a timing belt change, suspension upgrade, chipping, tuning work, and have always found them much cheaper then any stealership costs. It's a hike to get there but for major work it's worth the drive, and I'm sure there are closer places to Barrie. I would be nervious going to Midas, I just figure they don't know our cars well, but that's just paranoid thinking by me perhaps. I still always use the dealership for regular maintenance, just more comfortable with them working on my car.
03-06-2008, 12:18 PM
#14
Audi Forum - Posts like an RS4
Thread Starter
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Barrie ontario
Posts: 871
Re: coilovers
well im still going to shop around...but midas has told me they have worked on a lot of A4 with coilovers and what not, this will be there first TT coilovers swap....lol......but its not hard to swap out one part for another....its not like you have to make any mods for it....all bolt in
03-06-2008, 07:11 PM
#15
Audi Forum - Posts like an S4
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Grimsby, Ontario
Posts: 278
Re: coilovers
Haven't done the install as yet as I am finishing my basement now. All my cash is being directed to finishing that. I plan on some spring mods. I used H2 Sport for my APR flash they seemed professional, bit of a hike from where I live. I'm a little hesitant in lowering this car as it is a daily driver, got the snows on right now. Anyway, Jazz, let me know when your car is done, I may head up your way to check it out. I would never get any work done at the dealer, I am fortunate in that I have a reliable mechanic one kilometer from my house that takes care of my 07 GTI and my TT. He quoted me 6 hours total approx to install coil overs, front and rear sway bars and the alignment.
