JLB

Okay Guys, let's have a list of tips etc.. like holding the accelerator down for 15 seconds with the ignition on to reset the computer. Are there anymore ?

moto-one

This will hold you in the none-sport seat.

roxreps

Smooth or crunchy? Cause the crunchy nuts could go up your butt on a tight turn...

yzf996fltri

1: Buy a 6spd
2: premium rubber
3: upgrade brakes (stoptech)
4: 402 mod
5: short shifter
6: chip
7: sway bars
8: remove 605/628
9: stonger TBB and clamps (AMS)
10: upgrade DV's

JLB

I knew this would happen !

roxreps

Why, What do you use? I use Yum Peanut Butter from Canada. It's really the best, all-natural...

Dutch8griffin

urban myth...

Dutch8griffin

eh? wit alittle of dat mayo eh?

markcincinnati

It is not that we, or I, am without an original thought in our heads but, I agree with the following notation, how to achieve "happiness" with your Audi allroad: (some editorial enhancements).

1: Buy a 6spd (if you do nothing else on this list, do #1)

2: premium rubber (either 245 x 50 x 17 or 245 x 45 x 18 -- with new wheels)

3: upgrade brakes (stoptech) -- (optional for most daily driving, but very worthwhile)

4: 402 mod (at least -10mm)

5: short shifter (with the understanding that while the throws will be shorter that the effort will be somewhat higher)

6: chip (or, if available, direct port programming)

7: sway bars (H sport or at least the Audi PSK rear + bushings)

8: remove 605/628 (personal preference, I like my steering the way it came from the factory, for example)

9: stonger TBB and clamps (AMS) (especially if chipped)

10: upgrade DV's (sometimes called BPV's and should be done with a chip for sure but the improvement is real even if you don't chip).

Secrets? The door locks can be programmed to lock and unlock automatically but on 03's at least, they tend to come and go as they please.

Tips? Don't buy a tip.

moto-one

That's what inspired the peanutbutter post. (Crunchy does give a better grip)