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As far as I know - the pro kit from Eibach its a sports springs - which means difficult ride on bad roads which are plenty here. Also, if it is for Kodiaq - does it mean it should not drop too much compared my raised suspension? And how they will fit with the B6s from Alltrack?

To be honest - I am already very confused and lost in all these suspension topics... Should I go for the springs from the Alltrack itself... Should I go for something aftermarket that is the same height? Should I go for a Kodiaq or Tiguan Springs... I dont know of changing of springs are only dependand of the shocks itself or we should consider other suspension parts? My target is - keeping the same 'raised' suspension but make it more comfort or just a note more stiffer. At the end its a family car and I dont want to ruin the comfort but I also cant keep it like that. That horrible leaning during breaking is making me mad every day.

Hello mr-t, I am already on B6 for Passat Alltrack/Golf Alltrack. There is improvement in the cars behavior but its still on the soft side. Too much leaning on acceleration or breaking. I guess the Springs are really too soft. I didnt have much time lately to deal with the car because I travling on a weekly basis. However, I think next step will be to change the springs but I am afraid which part number will fit my car and the Alltrack B6. I dont want to go on the harsh side for the suspension.

As far as I read - there are significant differences with the old 2.0TSI with 280hp first, 272hp and the latests one is again 280hp like mine. It looks like the turbo is new from Continental with some modern technology called Raax. Also the input fuel from injector is with 350bar compared to the 'old' ones of 200bar. And some other peripheral stuff... So I am curious more about if there is someone with the latests EA888 Gen 4 evo engines and tune from Revit or other reliable companies?

Hello All, Did someone have already a feedback for the Revo stage 1 soft for 280hp with continental turbo? As far as I can see they recently released a software for our engines - https://www.onlyrevo.com/product-details/performance-pack/mqb-20tsi-ea888-evo-high-output-performance-pack I am pretty sure when I checked last time in January there were no signs. There is a massive upgrade reported from revo (and other tuners also) even for only a stage 1 and no hardware needed.

Yeah, just to clarify that I am looking only for non-DCC solutions so I dont know how relevant will be your feedback. I suppose that B6 with DCC is totally different league.

Hello All, There is still nothing official from my side. I disucss the options with big service dealer. I request from them to provide a Passat Alltrack B6 dampers. However, after check from their side it seems the need to import it because there are no quantity available in the country. I think due to the exotic type of that product and the specific of the Skoda/VW only suitable it was never in stock. The problem is that the service cannot confirm that the Alltrack dampers will fit to my Skoda Scout and if they dont fit we cannot return them back... So now, what I thought I can order the from autodoc and as far as I can see there is a return option. So after they arrive we can easily see if they fit to mine. However, the problem and the final results will be known at least after they are fit to the car and that means we cannot return it anymore. Lately, I am thinking for this - what if my spring rate is not suitable for such a thought damper as B6 ? IF the spring is too weak and the damper is on the hard side? May be I should think for an option to change the springs also. For example what If I put spring that is used on Alltrack and that should mean that the dampers will fit 100% right? I did some work over the excell table below with the suitable dampers for B6 and B4: May be when the info is presented a little bit better we can choose the most appropriate product. I still think that B6 35-273806 fronts and Bilstein B6 24-267137 rears are most suitable for increased height suspension. As far as B4 - I think it clearly matches the Skoda Superb rought road package so they will fit 100% but I dont know if I will be happy with them.

Hello @PatFinland, Can you share some more feedback how is the car performing after a certan period with the upgrade to B4 rear suspension and new springs? How is the setup performing going over a potholes or other road imperfections? Are you satisfied and do you plan to change the fronts also? I am also looking for such a change but still in doubt should I go to B6 (not confirm fitment and the local services doesnt want to get involved into) or to the B4 as it is stated that they fit to a Rought Road Package/Scout.

Yeah, I totally understand your logic and I agree with you. Its just that I am feeling confused to do something and the manufacturer of the product told me that it is not suitable. That is why I am trying to see all points of view.

The above tables doesnt mean much for me. As far as I can see there are lowering springs. I am trying to stick with the OE height - i.e. Raised than the standard one. Just receive another response from Bilstein team that states - the Scout was tested and they did not have any shocks for it 😞 Its a non ending nightmare with this suspension...

Nothing again for the Alltrack shocks... Only the front says 55mm which is listed everywhere. I can imagine that all of the website are importng data from the offical bilstein database.

@CarlstonI just receive a reply from Bilstein 10 days after I sent my request: I explicetly asked them to tell me what are the difference between Alltrack B6 shocks and Superb B6 standard shocks... So the passat Alltrack has a green light to use the B6 but the Skoda Superb doesnt ...Hows that possible...

That one sounds reasonable and expected to be. However, my doubts were exactly on the techincal side and due to the 100% missing technical specifications from Bilstein. Its hell of a mess with the details, fitments and part numbers. Theoritically - how do you think that the differences in the shock lenght.bump stops is going to be feel in the real driving of the car? I think you are right - the 151mm height is given for the standard suspenions but all the online catalogs are just copy pasting stuff. It is very difficult to find a correct data. So the clearance should be 166mm - this is still a difference with the Passat Alltrack but this is due to the difference in the used tyres. I think we can add some 10mm more for the passat only from the tyres. Superb 235-45-18 Passat 245-45-18 One of my latests question and theories. How would you interpretate that when we load the car 2 adults, 1 toddler and full boot space, the car ride and handling become terrible. All the road imperfections are being feel much harder and uncomfortable. The car leans much more. Does his behavior correspond to weak shocks and stiff/longer springs ? And that should be much better with a Bilstein B6?

Is there any possibilities that the passat alltrack B6 version is logner than the Skoda Superb standard ride height one? I am curious from where the differences in the ground clearence comes for the Superb Scout, Passat Alltrack and Skoda Karoq: Karoq 172 mm Passat Alltrack 174 Superb Scout 151 mm There is clearly something related between the Karoq and Passat - just as it is stated and pointed that the Bilstein B6 35-273806 is for. Hows that possible that there is not a single word about the technical data and size for Bilstein suspenions? Do you think there can be any major differnces in the sizes between the two versions B6 - Skoda Superb standard height and the passat/karoq?

A little update and info from my side. I did go to the dealer and asked what are my current suspension setup and I asked for a prat numbers: Front shocks - 3Q0413031CT Front springs - 5Q0411105HS Rear shocks - 3Q0513049GA Rear springs - 3Q0511115AS According to the front shock number - this clearly matches the Bilstein B4 but again nothing for B6... I am sure that Bilstein doesnt even know that the Scount is just a Superb with a rised suspenions/bad road. I am attaching a few pictures that I got in the past from beneath the car. Front one seems to match but am I wrong that I see a different part number on the rear shocks ? It clearly can be seen as - 3Q0512011JC by ZF ? I am confused now. According to the above information, which bilsten B6 will be most suitable to order for my Scout ?