ok heres the deal, i really want some coilovers for my car, but i have no idea what brand to go with, i really want some tien because i love the company and i just installed a whole set on my friends nissan 240sx and i love the idea the only problem is that tein doesnt make a coilover set for the b5 quattro 5speed 1.8t. i really need some coilovers... please help me with what you think i should go with? or some brands i could check out thanks.

 

H&R, Koni, and Bilstein.

 

do they make coilovers for the same model(1999 A4 1.8TQUATTRO)?

 

yes

 

Yeah Tein makes coilovers for the S4, damned awesome ones too... and S4 coilovers work on A4's. So, that being said... I still find it hard to believe that they don't make a setup for your specific car.

S4 coilovers would just make the ride stiffer! When I installed my FK Konigsports... I was actually hoping for a more agressive ride. clconversion just hooked me up with some H&R S4 springs though... so I think the FK springs are coming out, and the S4 H&R's are going to go in. Hopefully that'll work!

 

I've actually talked to a Tein representative and their parts for the B5 quattro are still under development, they do however make parts for FWD B5s. As far using S4 coilovers on an A4, I have no idea if that would work with Tein anyway. It seems like if it would then they would already have a system out for the A4. Anyway, best bang for your buck would be Konis you can pick them up for about $900. H&R are also really good and I've heard really good things about the Bilstein PSS9s. I think the Bilsteins are around $1600 though.

 

look here http://www.stasisengineering.com/aud...uspension.html

thats what i would recomend

 

baconbait how do you like your gt2x? Is it a big increase from before? What software did you use?

 

TEIN... Just because i put them on last friday there awesome. There actually compariable to the sport suspension with ride quality just a tad stiffer.

 

In my opinion, H&R makes the best setup. Their price is mid to high, but nothing beats the look of them. Honestly, every A4 I've noticed with a suspension upgrade has had an H&R system.