Pilkington is OEM. I had my windshield replaced, and it's the same as the other windows minus the Audi Rings.
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Oh yeah, when you re-seal everything (cam timing covers, etc) use Honda Bond from your local Honda dealer @ $10/tube. I've had much better luck with this on machined surfaces, being leak free on many personal cars for 5+ years.
I have 265's all around on 19's on my a4 avant with bilstein b16's. They are a great tire and they have been wearing well over the last 10k miles. Best value for a summer tire IMO.
Def a must for the tsi engine.. what I found to make huge diff is spark plugs and fuel filter.. They say 40k for spark plugs. I do mine every 20k and APR even says if ur tuned do it every 12-15k. I found it to be overkill.. Every 20k for 50 bucks it's perfect to keep ur car running at top peak all the time
It's magical - it cleans everything off the glass of my 2017 A4, and it seems to have some sort of wax or protecting agent to boot.
My car has smaller brakes than yours, so I was able to downsize to a 245 45R17 for winter use from the 255 35R19 summers and the car is so much smoother but still can handle just as good.
I have a set installed on my B6, powder coated Meteor Silver:
You don't have to buy original rotors and pads. OEM (same manufacturer but without the Audi logo and part number) and third-party (e.g. Bosch, NK) are just as good.
There was a "performance" K&N filter and lots of detritus in the bottom of the air box I scrubbed down the box, and it is looking fresh. Except for the super greasy valve covers and rest of the engine bay. Oh, and I'm getting rid of the K&N filter--never been a fan.
The same day I replaced the fuel filter. Issue was still there.
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