I just got new rims for my B7 S4 as well as a rear swaybar. The latter has helped with handling but I really hate the "dip" in the suspension when I throw it intoa turn. I guess it's a bit of initial softness so the overall ride isn't too hard. The lean isn't bad once I'm in the turn, but again that initial sway really bugs me. So, my question is, will new springs and being lower by an inch or so make that go away? That would be nice, but I also don't want driving on the freeway to give me a back ache. Can't have everything I suppose but just looking for input from those who have gotten springs for their B7 (brand, rating). Finally, I've heard that if you do up the suspension then getting a front swaybar is a good idea. Opinions appreciated. (Pic of new rims - black ASA ZR2s - coming soon.)

 

I was told that if you are going to mess with your suspension that it is best to do coilovers. Which I happen to have for sale never opened the box much less installed. Let me know if we can work something out...

 

Okay so I asked this local shop that supposed to be good and he told me Bilstein PSS9s were the way to go. $2700 installed. Anyone have experience with these?

 

Bilstein makes a good shock. I've never looked into them for their car shocks but their truck shocks are high quality.