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Audi Q3’s suspension can be raised –by 2.

Tiny
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Audi Q3’s suspension can be raised –by 2 inches– through a series of simple adjustments, or it must be done by replacing several parts?

-I am trying to figure out how to increase its ground clearance-
Saturday, November 10th, 2012 AT 12:16 AM

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Tiny
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THIS IS NOT A "NORMAL" KINDA QUESTION FOR A VEHICLE LIKE YOURS

MY 1ST THOUGHT WAS TALLER TIRES. BUT THAT PROBABLY WOULD NOT FLY---NOT TO MENTION HOW THAT MIGHT CONFUSE THE SPEEDOMETER AND COMPUTER

FOR SAFETY TYPE REASONS

I'D RECOMMEND CONSULTING WITH THE DEALER

. OR EVEN A LOCAL ALIGNMENT SHOP WITH AN OUTSTANDING REPUTATION!

"GOING UP" MIGHT AFFECT THE GEOMETRY OF THE SUSPENSION AND POSSIBLY AFFECT THE STEERING TO A POINT IT MIGHT BE DANGEROUS

MAYBE YOU NEED A JEEP WRANGLER? LOL. IMMA JEEP GUY AND HAVE A '77 AND A '46 PRESENTLY.5 OTHERS IN THE PAST. NEVER ANYTHING ELSE SINCE I STARTED DRIVING ON THE ROAD IN '81

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Saturday, November 10th, 2012 AT 3:31 AM
Tiny
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I totally agree with you, it wasn’t a normal kind of question. Here is the situation: I am thinking on buying an Audi Q3 †2.0 TDI Diesel, and also I’am getting a really good deal on the price. Since is 2.0 Diesel, I think is really economic on the consumption aspect, and at the same time I am getting all luxury that comes with an Audi. BUT there is a problem: The roads, in the city (the car will not be for OffRoad purposes) where I live, are usually in really bad shape. This is the reason cuz I want to raise suspension by 2 inches at least.
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Saturday, November 10th, 2012 AT 7:54 AM

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