Bonefish

Where can I buy the S-line shocks and springs?

AxeYrCat

It'll cost less, and do exactly the same thing.

bubba j

Even if the bang for the buck is aftermarket.

SereniTTy

I would not want to keep the stock rear shocks though..

Russ Scott

<ul><li><a href="http://www.stratmosphere.com/tt_suspension.htm">Stratmosphere</a></li></ul>

JohnLZ7W

bilsteins and eibachs are pseudo stock, quattro GMBH installs that setup at their factory

alms_TT_ny

I decided to go the bilstein/eibach route instead of the paying the premium S-line, the S-line doesn't even include rear shocks, hard to justify spending more for less. Mr. 2953 had some information about the Quattro GmbH suspension and the Bilstein/Eibach in this link. Seems to be the same...<ul><li><a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/tt/msgs/1126825.phtml">https://forums.audiworld.com/tt/msgs/1126825.phtml</a</li></ul>

OldSchool AG

the stock springs and shocks tradeoff too much performance for low cost and comfort. I haven't experienced the s-line getup first hand, but especially seeing as it retains the stock rear shocks, I suspect it's still biased towards cost and comfort.

Konis, some stiffer springs, and harder bushings have totally transformed my car.

RoberTT-WWCD

And the ride height is the same.

Bonefish

to lower 1.1 to 1.5 inches. And I don't want to mess too much with getting Kmacs or camber adjustment tie bars.