C5 A6 + 19" S6 Rims w/ Blizzaks + H&R springs... fit issue?
Hello all,
I have a 2001 C5 A6 2.7T that a buddy of mine has been working on. I got a little trigger happy and went out and bought 5 x 112 19" 2009-2011 S6 wheels with blizzak snow tires. I also bought H&R sport springs. So the concern now is, will this all fit? If it does how will this setup effect driving? The springs haven't come in quite yet so I may cancel the order if it won't end up fitting. I know, I know... :o I should have thought out my actions a bit further... Anyone have any incite for me? Thank you!! |
shouldnt be, I have an '03 S6 with 19" rims, h&r springs and it rides OK... not sure if its the springs or of the rears shocks are toast but the rear is a bit harsh over bigger bumps. But it is a new car to me, just 2 weeks today :)
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Originally Posted by bilbo6209
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shouldnt be, I have an '03 S6 with 19" rims, h&r springs and it rides OK... not sure if its the springs or of the rears shocks are toast but the rear is a bit harsh over bigger bumps. But it is a new car to me, just 2 weeks today :)
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oh yes i do. I assumed you would too in order to keep your speedo accurate. The car came with 235/35/19 tires on it.
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Originally Posted by bilbo6209
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oh yes i do. I assumed you would too in order to keep your speedo accurate. The car came with 235/35/19 tires on it.
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ya my car cam with 18" with snows for winter.
here is a pic of my car sitting on the H&Rs so you have an idea what you will have for room https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.aud...a6b95a0c44.jpg Bill |
Originally Posted by bilbo6209
(Post 24719277)
ya my car cam with 18" with snows for winter.
here is a pic of my car sitting on the H&Rs so you have an idea what you will have for room https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.aud...a6b95a0c44.jpg Bill Hopefully one more inch will be okay. |
I run a 245/40/18 with my wheels, and I have the H&R race springs under mine. It is at the limit for space. Hard cornering on bad roads give me light rubbing with a full tank of fuel. The contact point is the top screw for the inner wheel wells. It's enough to polish it real well, but not enough to damage anything. Hope this helps.
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