I thought the early recall issue wasn't just the spoiler there were suspension mods too.
If it hasn't had it done I'd be looking into what can be done! My 2000 TT came with mods already done and it was very stable on the autobahns But I understand the premodded cars went round circuits quicker in skiled hands (I got rid of my TT for a Subaru as I was doing more track days then and the TT really disappointed)
Just found this
2000 Audi TT Recall ID from NHTSA: 99V300000
Auto Recall Date: 11/10/1999
Vehicle Component: SUSPENSION:FRONT:CONTROL ARM:LOWER ARM
Estimated Vehicles Affected: 6200
2000 AUDI TT Defect Summary:
PASSENGER VEHICLES. IN SHARP HIGH SPEED TURNS OR ABRUPT LANE CHANGE MANEUVERS AT SPEEDS SUBSTANTIALLY ABOVE POSTED SPEED LIMITS, AND DEPENDING UPON ROAD CONDITIONS, PRECISE STEERING RESPONSE MAY BE DEMANDED TO RETAIN DIRECTIONAL STABILITY.
Defect Consequence:
IN THE EVENT CONTROL IS LOST, A CRASH MAY OCCUR RESULTING IN INJURY.
Remedy:
DEALERS WILL REPLACE THE FRONT STABILIZERS IN FRONT DRIVE AUDI TT'S AND THE FRONT AND REAR STABILIZERS IN AUDI TT'S EQUIPPED WITH QUATTRO DRIVE. A MODIFIED CONTROL ARM WILL BE INSTALLED IN FRONT TOGETHER WITH FIRMER SHOCK ABSORBERS IN FRONT AND REAR. IN ADDITION AUDI WILL INSTALL A REAR SPOILER.
Notes: VOLKSWAGEN OF AMERICA,INC, KX/ZX
from here
http://www.autobuyguide.com/2000/12-...lls/index.html
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Yes the control arms were compulsory but the rear wing was optional so this is why you can still find TT's without them.I think ESP was also optional in this recall.My 99 TT quattro only had the suspension done and has never had a wing on the back of it.
99 Audi TT quattro + a few mods.... 2011 Runner up Best Audi Coupe @ the South East Dub Fest
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Whubbsie:
For the first year or two of TT in Australia at least, they were only available in Silver (Silverlake?), Solid Blue (Denim) and Solid Black. There were also three interior colours: Grey, black and blue. So you generally saw:
Black/Black
Black/Grey
Blue/Blue
Blue/Grey
Silver/Black
Silver/Grey
You could order it in any combination in theory, but when my dad ordered his Silver/Blue quattro in 2001, the first dealer wouldn't do it and the second dealer stuffed the order the first time around. The Silver/Blue was actually a really sweet combo but its pretty rare to see.
As for issues the only problem was a faulty water temp gauge, replaced under warranty.
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