Project: AWD Turbo Family Hauler (PART DEUX)

[JustinG]

Any concerns with lowering the OEM adaptive shocks? It seems like the VW people like to get their springs on in the first 1k miles or so if they aren't going to change shocks, something about not changing the ride height once the shock has "settled in." I've never researched it that seriously though, don't know if that's a valid consideration or just one of those things people worry about and repeat all over the forums.

No issues where I have seen. It appears the ACS springs lower the car to the height of the RWD M sport sedans. From what I've read the adaptive shocks are the same between AWD/RWD/SEDAN/WAGON.