TwinTurboTerror

By lowering the car! ;-)

I found that since I installed the Vogtland/Konis on my car and thus dropping it ~ 1", there is absolutely no "booming" noise when I open my sunroof, even if I leave all the side windows closed.

Has anyone else noticed this after lowering his car?

2000s4biturbo::Uli

ummm... mine never buffeted to begin with.

BlackS4tt (Josh)

it has nothing to do with lowering the car...its probably because your car sits at a different angle

rktskicar

No. Just as bad lowered for me. Opening sun roof half-way seems to help though.

Milpitas2.7T

mine has always buffested and it's probably more to do with your rake (angle) then lowering

BeeRock::Riding Red

notch

Mike2kS4

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The "comfort position" a couple clicks from full open keeps the buffeting down at 40mph or so...

Oh, when I do leave it all open with my pretty low sedan, it still does it. As does my avant at the same speed.

nord1899

opening the rear windows works too

PaulKemp

I didn't think about it until now- but mine quit when I put on the c/o's also...interesting.

rojodosformula::red

This would solve the problem. I saw a car with old tail lights briefly once that had the notched visor. Funny that Audi would get rid of something that worked and replace it with something that made a wonderful booming noise. Using the stock detent on the sunroof switch makes no difference in my car. My parents had a 96 a4 back when they where first delivered in the US and it had a solid visor. Same problem as the S4. I've never seen another visor like that since though.