Rs4 on Ohlins @ GMG - Check it
Originally Posted by Fabryce@GMGRacing
Guys
Just completed another RS4 with Ohlins/Stasis Motorsport suspension kit -
This is a great suspension for anyone who wants to upgrade and wants an awesome ride on the street..
Here are a few glamour shots.
Just completed another RS4 with Ohlins/Stasis Motorsport suspension kit -
This is a great suspension for anyone who wants to upgrade and wants an awesome ride on the street..
Here are a few glamour shots.
Did you get a chance to drive it? If so, what are your overall impressions of the car? Curious.
Originally Posted by Zuluracerx
The stock RS4 DRC setup sucks. Unless you like body roll and dive under braking. Not to mention the "offroad 4 wheel drive ride height". The stock car pulls .91 or so G's, similar to a Cadallac, rides like one too. The Ohlins setup (when dialed by GMG) pulls 1.2 G's. Think you would notice a difference? I did. It is night and day.
If i remember correctly F40 pulls only about 0.94G
Originally Posted by brn2bn1
I have no doubt that RS4 handles much better with Ohlins, but are you sure about 1.2G?
If i remember correctly F40 pulls only about 0.94G
If i remember correctly F40 pulls only about 0.94G

Originally Posted by C70Pete
What's wrong with the STOCK RS4 suspension that you need to upgrade it... how much better is it really than the stock stuff... I mean after all it *is* an RS4!!!... ?

The active suspension in the Rs4 is not a hot set up. It is constantly trying to transfer fluid and maintain a good ride. Great idea on paper not so great idea on the road in real life. Its Not Bad- But it can be improved.
The dampening and spring rates on the Ohlins kit is spot on for the Rs4. It really improves the ride all the way around and offers you the lowered stance you are looking for. The key here is that the Ohlins damper will work just fine with the lowered ride height where most other dampers are riding on the bumps stops and offer a poor ride.
The lower the car- the less piston travel in the damper usually means a poor ride. This is not a problem with the Ohlins Damper- The spring rates are spot on also. Even with the "street" springs the car rides great.
For guys doing more track and running a stickier tire I would recommend the stiffer springs - Not to say the street ones wont work., They are fine but to get the most out of the car you should bump the rates up.
I run this on my B7 A4.. And the cost of the suspension is 1/10th of the new price of the car. It is by far the best upgrade I did for the car.
We have done several of these cars and I will put this suspension up against anything on the market in terms of ride, comfort and performance.
If you need anymore info or would like to order a set and schedule an install please email me directly @ fabryce@gmgracing.com
Originally Posted by Zuluracerx
An F40 is old technology (albeit very cool). .94 is a joke these days. A stock Z06 will pull 1+ on freaking leaf springs! A Lotus can pull 1+ in reverse. How about a stock Nobel? You get the point, I'm sure. The RS4 when properly set up will do this on the skidpad. Do some research if you really want to confirm. Check with Stasis. Check with Ohlin.
If F40 isn't good enough for you how about Carrera GT or Enzo?
Road and Track got 0.99G for Carrera GT and 1.01G for Enzo
Originally Posted by brn2bn1
So you figured out that if Z06 pulls 1.01G (at the best) with leaf springs than your RS4 with Ohlins does at least 1.2?
If F40 isn't good enough for you how about Carrera GT or Enzo?
Road and Track got 0.99G for Carrera GT and 1.01G for Enzo
If F40 isn't good enough for you how about Carrera GT or Enzo?
Road and Track got 0.99G for Carrera GT and 1.01G for Enzo
back at ya!
Originally Posted by ReconTrojan
I like it....since it's mine.
Handles better than stock, GMG did a really good job on the install.
-Jon
Handles better than stock, GMG did a really good job on the install.
-Jon
Beautiful car - Daytona Grey ftw!




