A set of 4 19" alloy wheels and tyres. These wheels are called MAM A5 which are a German Tuv certified manufacturer, not the cheap Chinese stuff seen on ebay! I purchased these brand new 18 months ago and had them professionally refinished 2 months ago in a stealth copper finish with a matt...
Like Gaz said use oe. The blades on my turbo turbine looked like they had been sandblasted 6 months after fitting a pipercross filter when I had my A5.
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Done mine front and rear and if you've done them previously on a B8 or 8.5 you'll have no issues. You will however need some software for the electronic hand brake. I used Carista
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I've got a tdi tuning module with Bluetooth for sale. I've had it nearly just over a year and it's still in very good condition. It fits the A4 b9 3.0 tdi 272 engine but can be reprogrammed for any vehicle (see tdi tuning website). I'm in the UK, County Durham. £150 plus postage. Please message...
It can be removed. I took it out, wrapped then put it back. If I remember correctly it's plastic welded. I just dabbed some JB weld where the plastic welds were to keep it in place
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TRW pads are 40 to 50 quid depending on which braking system you have (1LA,1LB,1LT,1LY?) Like I said previously trw make the majority of the brake parts on the b8.
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If i remember correctly trw make the pads on the B8, i had them front and rear on my s4.
https://www.trwaftermarket.com/en/
Save yourself some money
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I traded my 460hp B8 S4 in last year for a B9 A4 avant 272. The 272 is a great car and the torque really makes it feel fast, but trust me if you want something to give you the fizz so to speak never get a diesel. The fact that you only have about 3k revs to play with, anything else is pointless...
The sachs x tend clutch feels factory. I had it in the car for 3 years with no issues. I would assume a dsg that has been serviced regularly from day 1 would be the cheaper option as it should handle the power. Have you drove an S4? I will say don't be put off when you do. When I test drove mine...
I had the manual for 3 years and loved it. The clutches are hit and miss though, some people are tuned on the standard clutch and have no issues whilst others have had then starting to slip on a standard car. I put a new flywheel and sachs x tend clutch in mine and it handled 400lbft and 460hp...
On the mpg front don't be too put off. I sold my 470hp S4 last year to get this diesel avant I have now, needed the space for kids. The mpg isn't massively different depending how you will drive it. If i went on a decent run in the S4 with the odd boot now and then it returned high 30s no...
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