
Originally Posted by
handruin
well_armed, I'm curious about your initial impressions of the TSW Nurburgring's (19x9.5) w/ Michelin PSS. I know based on your signature you don't have the 2013 S4 yet, but what's the stretch look like on those wheels with a 19x9.5? I inquired with Elliott at Modbargains and he came back with the same recommended size that you have. I am concerned it would look stretched because of the 9.5" width. Judging from your pictures it really doesn't looked stretched at all but maybe it looks different in person? Is there any chance that once the wheels and tires have the weight of the car it would look any more stretched? What color S4 did you order? Did you by chance get the adaptive suspension (I see you have springs already and waiting to install)?
You cannot lower the car, have 19x9.5" ET41 wheels, with a tire size greater than 255 -- without rubbing. The PSS do not stretch as much as the OEM rubber, as from the factory they are a wider tire (not all tires are the same, regardless of sizing spec). I debated for a month about what wheel size to get, brand, color, etc. The stretch should stay the same, if not bet better with weight.
At the end of the day, it had to fit my build goals:
-Lower the car 1"
-No spacers
-Get wider wheels (flush look w/o spacers)
-No rubbing
I read the entire wheel fitment thread, from post #1 to learn all about fitment, clearances, look, etc. I suggest you do the same! :)
My Build:
*2013 S-Tronic
*Monsoon Grey Metallic
*Adaptive SUS
*Sport Diff.
*MMI
*B&O
*Adv. Key

Originally Posted by
handruin
Did you (and do most people) lean towards getting the AWE exhaust with resonators vs without? I like what I hear in the youtube videos but I'm sure in person it's different. Given that you had a 2010 with the AWE and now a 2013, does the soundaktor take anything away from the AWE sound or does it just add to it nicely? I know I can quiet it down in the MMI, but was curious what your opinion is with having both.
I am going for a ride in a 2013 this am with an AWE, I will report back about the Soundkator.
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