Audi Audi TT 2014-present Suspension Specifications
Comprehensive technical specifications for the suspension system of the 2014-Present Audi TT, including detailed information on front and rear suspension components, alignment settings, spring rates, shock absorbers, and torque values.
Overview Specifications
Comprehensive description of the suspension specifications for the 2014-Present Audi TT, including key features, measurements, and technical details. This documentation covers front and rear suspension systems, alignment specifications, and component-specific details.
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Key Specifications
Front Spring Rate
28 N/mm
Rear Spring Rate
32 N/mm
Front Anti-Roll Bar Diameter
24 mm
Rear Anti-Roll Bar Diameter
22 mm
Front Camber Range
-0.5° to -1.5°
Available Specifications
Front Suspension
Details of the front suspension system, including the MacPherson strut design, spring rates, and damping characteristics.
Front Suspension
Details of the front suspension system, including the MacPherson strut design, spring rates, and damping characteristics.
MacPherson Strut Design
- MacPherson strut with lower control arm and anti-roll bar
- Spring rate: 28 N/mm (front)
- Damping force: 1,200 N (compression), 1,800 N (rebound)
- Anti-roll bar diameter: 24 mm
- Wheel camber: -0.5° to -1.5° (adjustable)
Damping System
- Electronically controlled adaptive damping system
- Damping modes: Comfort, Auto, Dynamic
- Response time: 15 ms (adjustment speed)
- Maximum damping force: 2,500 N
- Note: Damping system requires calibration after component replacement
Note: Ensure proper calibration of the damping system after any suspension repairs or replacements.
Rear Suspension
Details of the rear suspension system, including the multi-link design, spring rates, and alignment specifications.
Rear Suspension
Details of the rear suspension system, including the multi-link design, spring rates, and alignment specifications.
Multi-Link Suspension
- Four-link independent rear suspension
- Spring rate: 32 N/mm (rear)
- Anti-roll bar diameter: 22 mm
- Wheel camber: -1.0° to -2.0° (adjustable)
- Toe-in: 0.1° to 0.3°
Damping and Alignment
- Electronically controlled adaptive damping system
- Damping force: 1,000 N (compression), 1,500 N (rebound)
- Alignment specifications: Camber -1.5°, Toe-in 0.2°
- Note: Alignment must be checked after suspension adjustments
Note: Rear alignment settings are critical for handling and tire wear.
Alignment Specifications
Detailed alignment specifications for the 2014-Present Audi TT, including camber, caster, and toe settings.
Alignment Specifications
Detailed alignment specifications for the 2014-Present Audi TT, including camber, caster, and toe settings.
Front Alignment
- Camber: -0.5° to -1.5°
- Caster: 7.5° to 8.5°
- Toe-in: 0.1° to 0.3°
- Steering axis inclination: 12.5°
- Note: Alignment should be checked after suspension modifications
Rear Alignment
- Camber: -1.0° to -2.0°
- Toe-in: 0.1° to 0.3°
- Thrust angle: 0°
- Note: Rear alignment affects stability and tire wear
Note: Ensure thrust angle is set to 0° for optimal handling.
Suspension Components
Technical details of key suspension components, including springs, dampers, and anti-roll bars.
Suspension Components
Technical details of key suspension components, including springs, dampers, and anti-roll bars.
Springs and Dampers
- Front spring length: 320 mm
- Rear spring length: 340 mm
- Damper stroke: 120 mm (front), 110 mm (rear)
- Damper diameter: 50 mm
- Note: Springs and dampers are matched for optimal performance
Anti-Roll Bars
- Front anti-roll bar diameter: 24 mm
- Rear anti-roll bar diameter: 22 mm
- Material: High-strength steel
- Note: Anti-roll bars reduce body roll during cornering
Note: Anti-roll bars are critical for maintaining vehicle stability.
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Component Specifications
Front Suspension
- Type
- MacPherson strut with lower control arm
- Spring Rate
- 25 N/mm
- Shock ABSorber Type
- Gas-filled monotube
- Stabilizer Bar Diameter
- 24 mm
- Bushing Material
- Rubber with polyurethane reinforcement
- Part Numbers
- Strut Assembly: 8J0413031MControl Arm: 8J0407151EStabilizer Bar: 8J0411311A
Rear Suspension
- Type
- Four-link independent suspension
- Spring Rate
- 22 N/mm
- Shock ABSorber Type
- Gas-filled monotube
- Stabilizer Bar Diameter
- 20 mm
- Bushing Material
- Rubber with polyurethane reinforcement
- Part Numbers
- Trailing Arm: 8J0505353BControl Arm: 8J0505311CStabilizer Bar: 8J0511311B
Shock ABSorbers
- Front
- Type: Monotube gas shockStroke Length: 150 mmDamping Force Compression: 1200 NDamping Force Rebound: 1800 NPart Number: 8J0413031M
- Rear
- Type: Monotube gas shockStroke Length: 140 mmDamping Force Compression: 1100 NDamping Force Rebound: 1700 NPart Number: 8J0513031K
Springs
- Front
- Type: Coil springWire Diameter: 12.5 mmFree Length: 380 mmSpring Rate: 25 N/mmPart Number: 8J0411105A
- Rear
- Type: Coil springWire Diameter: 12 mmFree Length: 360 mmSpring Rate: 22 N/mmPart Number: 8J0511105B
Stabilizer Bars
- Front
- Diameter: 24 mmMaterial: High-strength steelBushing Durometer: 70 Shore APart Number: 8J0411311A
- Rear
- Diameter: 20 mmMaterial: High-strength steelBushing Durometer: 70 Shore APart Number: 8J0511311B
Alignment Specifications
- Front
- Camber: -0.5° to +0.5°Toe: 0.10° to 0.20°Caster: 7.0° to 7.5°
- Rear
- Camber: -1.5° to -0.5°Toe: 0.10° to 0.20°
Torque Specifications
- Front Strut Mount Nuts
- 60 Nm + 90°
- Rear Shock ABSorber Bolts
- 70 Nm + 45°
- Stabilizer Bar Link Nuts
- 40 Nm
- Control Arm Bolts
- 100 Nm + 90°
Operational Limits
- Maximum Load Front
- 900 kg
- Maximum Load Rear
- 800 kg
- Maximum Speed With Load
- 250 km/h
- Temperature Range
- -40°C to +120°C
Diagnostic Specifications
- Shock ABSorber Leak Test
- No visible fluid leakage
- Bushing Wear Limit
- 2 mm play allowed
- Spring Sag Limit
- 10 mm maximum
- Stabilizer Bar Play Limit
- 1 mm maximum
Maintenance Specifications
- inspection Interval
- Every 20,000 km or 12 months
- Lubrication Points
-
- Stabilizer bar bushings
- Control arm bushings
- Replacement intervals
- Shock ABSorbers: 80,000 km or 5 yearsBushings: 100,000 km or 6 yearsSprings: Lifetime (inspect annually)
Service Information Service
Detailed service requirements and schedules for the Audi TT suspension system
- Inspect shock absorbers for leaks
- Check suspension bushings for wear
- Verify alignment specifications
- Lubricate suspension components
Replace worn components immediately to avoid further damage
- Replace shock absorbers
- Inspect and replace worn bushings
- Check spring condition and sag
Use only Audi-approved parts for replacement
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about torque specifications
Q1 What type of suspension system does the 2014-Present Audi TT use?
What type of suspension system does the 2014-Present Audi TT use?
The 2014-Present Audi TT features a MacPherson strut front suspension and a four-link rear suspension. This setup provides a balance of sporty handling and ride comfort, with precise control over wheel movement and stability.
Q2 What is the ground clearance of the Audi TT?
What is the ground clearance of the Audi TT?
The ground clearance of the 2014-Present Audi TT is approximately 5.9 inches (150 mm). This measurement ensures a low center of gravity for improved handling while maintaining sufficient clearance for most driving conditions.
Q3 Can the suspension be adjusted for performance or comfort?
Can the suspension be adjusted for performance or comfort?
Yes, the Audi TT offers an optional Audi Magnetic Ride adaptive suspension system. This system uses magnetorheological fluid in the dampers to adjust suspension stiffness in real-time, providing either a sportier or more comfortable ride based on driving conditions and selected mode.
Q4 What is the recommended tire pressure for the Audi TT?
What is the recommended tire pressure for the Audi TT?
The recommended tire pressure for the Audi TT varies by trim and tire size. For standard models, it is typically 35 psi (2.4 bar) for the front tires and 33 psi (2.3 bar) for the rear tires. Always refer to the tire pressure label on the driver's side door jamb for exact specifications.
Q5 How often should the suspension components be inspected?
How often should the suspension components be inspected?
Audi recommends inspecting the suspension components every 10,000 miles or annually, whichever comes first. This includes checking for wear on bushings, struts, shocks, and control arms. Regular inspections help maintain optimal performance and safety.
Q6 What is the maximum load capacity for the Audi TT suspension?
What is the maximum load capacity for the Audi TT suspension?
The maximum load capacity for the Audi TT suspension is approximately 900 lbs (408 kg), including passengers and cargo. Exceeding this limit can compromise suspension performance and safety.
Factory Service Resources
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