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That part number is just the front springs alone. The full set is the one before it, beginning with E10. Hence if u have a FWD 2.0TDi Sedan u need E10-85-042-02-22. If u have the FWD 2.0TDi Wagon version u need E10-79-012-03-22. I have the sedan version, both front and rear sit at the same height.

Kopacek sell touch up paint. As long as u know ur car's paint code, u'll get the perfect match.

Factory rims (ET44) with spacers.... Aftermarket rims (ET35), no spacers.... Both r with 245/40R19 tyres.

only one mirror will dip, the passenger side. not both. no u can't change it so BOTH mirrors dip. the seat controller module simply won't let u do that.

I previously had the factory 19x8" ET44 Trinity rims with 12mm spacer front & 10mm spacer rear to get the fitment right. Now I have 19x8.5" ET35 rims. No spacers. Fitment matches that I had before with factory rims + spacers. The width of rim plus offset (ET) numbers r key to getting the fitment right.

I use my screenwash approx 3-4 times a week as I park my car outside during the day while at work - windscreen gets dusty, hence it needs a screen wash. That said, I would refill the windscreen wash bottle tank one every 3 months or so. Mine has the larger washer bottle tank as it has the headlight washer system too. I believe it's 5.7L tank.

if u have High Beam Assist (HBA), u should see this symbol appear in ur dashboard. it activates when u push the high beam stalk. if u don't see it, u don't have HBA enabled.

most definitely NOT. front bumpers r the same. rear bumpers r not the same. same goes with lights front headlights r the same. rear headlights r not the same. u can't interchange between pre-facelift and facelift variants either.

Agreed....rims look good, but those stretched rubber band tyres will give me kerb anxiety and jarr my spine as result of feeling every road imperfection!!

Software version wise, mine is:- SW: 5Q0 959 760 C H09 0024 HW: 5Q0 959 760 C Pics of the module under the driver's seat.....

Don't worry....mine (MY17) rolled off the factory floor empty too.

@sreten - interesting to see how it all goes for u with the hardware combo ur using. Just to clarify, with the fuel system - I was referring to upgrading the port injectors. The stock HPFP is fine, as well as the fuel pump. This upgrade will utilise stronger 1050cc injectors to improve the port injection, used at low and mid range power. The direct injectors, used at mid to high end range, is all good. Currently the car (mine is a FWD 220) is making 320hp 515Nm at the wheels power. I'm not sure how much more this will increase after the Powermax, but if it hits 400hp, I'll b happy.

Nice....can't see any of ur pics though. How does it feel with the Powermax? Wat car do U have? Dyno results? Stock downpipe and stock fuelling!! Wow, that is going to restrict the Powermax big time!! I'm getting mine fitted in 3 wks time. Along with Galano injectors, spark plugs n Stg 3 tune. I already have an IE downpipe and intercooler, as well as R600 intake.

MY15 and MY16 with 55-Headlight module can do SLA with version B lights - yes. But I don't have the parameter file for 55-headlight module.

MY15 and MY16 use Headlight module 55 which requires a different parameter file for SLA. U can't use the 4B module SLA parameter file. I don't have the SLA parameter file for module 55. If u want to retrofit facelift headlights, u will not only need new headlights but u'll also need a new facelift bumper. Wiring is also different. BCM, Camera, AFS and LCM modules r all different. Way too much hassle.

yes, the chart is correct. u should have a closer look. saloon (3v3) and estate (3v5) share the same front springs. because saloon and estate front end is same same, just different variations based on engine and transmission type. saloon and estate have different rear springs. because wagons r heavier. nothing to do with engine or transmission type. hence, the overall part number will b different between saloon and estate, because the rear springs r different.

79-012-03-22 has a higher front axle load weight than the 79-012-02-022. 1100 vs 1070. That would indicate 03-22 is for the heavier DSG variants.

No rubbing with being lowered, ET35 and 245 tyres. Given u have the iV facelift version - I don't know wat the part number would b for the Eibach springs, let alone if they make a set for hybrid Superbs.

That's not my car, so I don't know the wheel specs. I myself have 19x8.5 ET35 rims with 245/40r19 tyres.

E10-79-012-04-22 is for the AWD Wagon/Estate E10-79-012-02-22 is the correct ones for FWD Wagon/Estate.

That is the exact one I have on my FWD 220 - fits great, sounds good, no drone at all. More details on my build thread here. Comparison video of the sound differences....

DCC suspension is 10mm lower from factory, hence the Eibach Pro-kit springs will only drop it a further 20-25mm. I've got Rieger side skirts, so it looks more lower. As I already said - no issues whatsoever. I have a FWD 220, hence I got this:- Urs should b same. Just make sure u get the right version. E10-79 is wagon/estate. E10-85 is saloon/sedan.

I'm running 245/40r19 tyres on 19x8.5 ET35 rims. Lowered 25mm on Eibach Pro-kit springs, factory DCC shocks. No issues at all.

I hope the res delete is not just a straight pipe... unless u don't mind drone.

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