How to tell if "real" S-Line?
#1
How to tell if "real" S-Line?
OK, searched quite a bit and could not find answer...
What led me to this is searches, lurking, etc. here which say that many of the A3 and A4's which say (have the badges, etc.) are S-Line only had the cosmetic stuff done (though not clear on if this means only exterior S-Line stuff or exterior and interior). i.e. suspension has not been upgraded/lowered.
Answer I could not locate was how do I tell if an A3 or A4 I am looking at which has S-Line badges has the S-Line suspension upgrades?
Here is a pic of one I am looking at, can you tell by looking if it has the OEM S-Line lowering?
What led me to this is searches, lurking, etc. here which say that many of the A3 and A4's which say (have the badges, etc.) are S-Line only had the cosmetic stuff done (though not clear on if this means only exterior S-Line stuff or exterior and interior). i.e. suspension has not been upgraded/lowered.
Answer I could not locate was how do I tell if an A3 or A4 I am looking at which has S-Line badges has the S-Line suspension upgrades?
Here is a pic of one I am looking at, can you tell by looking if it has the OEM S-Line lowering?
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One way to tell is the "dip" on the trunk near the AUDI EMBLEM.
S-LINE TRUNK: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_ew9r9-INcA...s1600-h/04.jpg
NON S-LINE TRUNK: http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3D72%26um%3D1
Other noticeable differences are the door "fins" but that's easier to duplicate if one wanted to. There is also an S-LINE badge on the steering wheel. As far as the height goes, it's about 3 fingers between the fender and tire. (it's not a scientific measurement but will suffice)
Hope that helps.
S-LINE TRUNK: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_ew9r9-INcA...s1600-h/04.jpg
NON S-LINE TRUNK: http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3D72%26um%3D1
Other noticeable differences are the door "fins" but that's easier to duplicate if one wanted to. There is also an S-LINE badge on the steering wheel. As far as the height goes, it's about 3 fingers between the fender and tire. (it's not a scientific measurement but will suffice)
Hope that helps.
Last edited by aavhidsystem; 05-19-2009 at 12:13 PM.
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Jason