Audi TT MK1 Adjustable Rear Control Arms Install

How to install adjustable lower rear control arms on Audi TT Mk1 (2000-2005). Performed on 2001 Audi TT Roadster 225hp. Includes rigging headlight level sensor to new control arm, driver side.

[@vicelse8980]

Thank you for all this work. You helped me a lot with the camera work and having you in the frame

[@brianfreeman8290]

Excellent camera work.

[@autospavaletingdetailing6512]

Nice work I use the Jack as back up as always support the car on the axle stand, also slide some old wheels underneath as if anything fails your not going to be crushed just a bit of damage to the car

[@theCinator]

Use the Jack stands to support the car and use the jack as a back up not the other way round. Good video though not many threads on the rear tie bars 👍

[@saarekas8177]

If someone doesn't want to spend few hunder bucks on adjustable arms and has a welder, then you can make your own, i made myself adjustable arms using mazda 6 (02-08) rear arms, just have to cut and weld, one side of mazda arm has same diameter bushing soo its pretty eazy if u have a welder, i have some pics if someone intersted of that

[@DigitAllHD]

Nice vid. You just needed to jam a 1/4 piece of rubber on the inner back of the bracket as a spacer...no need to buy the strap kit

[@kevinbrekke8823]

Nice video man! Just had a quick general question. Whenever the car is lowered (I.e. with coil overs) do I need to change out the lower and upper rear control arms? Or just the lower control arms? Thanks in advance. Ugga Dugga 🤟

[@G3RG4TR0N1C]

Doing uppers and lowers would give more adjustability, which may be necessary if you’re really slamming it. The technician at the Audi dealership (I know, but he seemed to know plenty about lowered and otherwise modded vehicles, mentioning work he had done with his own vehicle as reference) told me I only really needed lowers. So that’s all I got and put on, and they were then able to adjust it into spec.