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kendel · 2011-02-26 13:43:27

hi all i am just woundering if i can raise my audi a4 up about 10mm without replacing the shocks, when i bought it it was lowered but the back more then the front and i would like to raise it up a bit, any ideas!!!!!!!

26-02-2011 1:43pm

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kendel

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hi all i am just woundering if i can raise my audi a4 up about 10mm without replacing the shocks, when i bought it it was lowered but the back more then the front and i would like to raise it up a bit, any ideas!!!!!!!

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#2 26-02-2011 1:59pm

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kendel wrote: »

hi all i am just woundering if i can raise my audi a4 up about 10mm without replacing the shocks, when i bought it it was lowered but the back more then the front and i would like to raise it up a bit, any ideas!!!!!!!

If it was lowered, it was probably done by lowering springs.
Just swap them to stock ones.

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#3 27-02-2011 7:01pm

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No way of adjusting it if they are fixed shocks and springs. If it has adjustable coilovers then you can adjust the ride height but other then that fitting standard suspension would be the simplest.

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