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    Talking 18s or 19s? – 31-05-2007,11:40 PM
    I'm lookin out for some alloys and was wondering if anyone has pics of their A4 with 18s/19s on so I could see the diff!?

    Not sure whether to go for ride quality (18s!) or looks (19s!)

    Im thinkin of some Kahn RSV's or the RS4/RS6... so if anyone has any pics of those, or any other alloys... please post!

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    01-06-2007,09:12 AM
    Go 19's and get a pillow for your bottom if you find it too hard! Its worth it for the look!
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    01-06-2007,10:31 AM
    Yes, i can vouch for the pillow thing. Bought my 02 A4 a couple of months ago and it came with 19" RS6 alloys with 35 profile tyres. Bit hard on the arsenhousen and jittery if you hit a bump whilst in a turn but looks the dogs doo-dahs!

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    01-06-2007,06:33 PM
    S4 on 18" rims!!

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    01-06-2007,08:59 PM
    Got to be 19's mate!!!
    Im on the standard Sports suspension and to me there aint much diff from my standard 16's. Yes there is a tighter ride but nothing major at all.


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    02-06-2007,12:39 AM
    lol eveyone ive met today has said 19s! but last thing i want is for it to feel like im driving a steamroller! But yeah after lookin at those pics guys... damnn it HAS to be 19s! The bigger the better im sayin! I jus saw some RS4's on ebay and they not too badly priced!! But Kahn's VS RS4's??!! hmmmmmm
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    05-06-2007,01:41 PM
    19" work well with the B6 but will be harsher on the ride plus you will need to drop her to look right but then you will need to do that with 18"s too.

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