This would probably depend on spring rates etc. Could you put your car on stands, install a wheel with an A6 on it, then place a jack under the wheel and see how much you can compress the suspension?
If that sounds dangerous, just leave the side with the A6 on the ground and jack the contralateral side of the car up really high to compress the suspension where the A6 is.
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