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Old 06-29-2007, 06:43 PM
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lowering kit for 4.4i

Hi there...where can I get the best price for a set of lowering springs for my 2002 4.4i with rear air suspension. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

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If your just looking for springs(the cheap way) than don't be so stingy with price.. Your already going the cheap way. Whats a couple of hundred compared to full coilovers for 2900.00
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Who makes the full coil overs

you mentioned above?
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Just buy a set of Eibach or H&R lowering springs with my adjustable endlinks for the rear air suspension and save yourself a ton of money. The full coilover set-up mentioned above is over kill unless you want an extreme drop, over 2.5 inches. Or if for some reason you plan on racing the X. Otherwise the lowerng springs/endlinks will do the trick.
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Old 07-03-2007, 12:25 PM
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Thanks

I just spoke to the folks at Turner and they have the H & R setup but tell me that Eibach no longer makes a set of springs for the X5.
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Thanks for the replies guys. Where did you guys buy your springs which all that I want? How much wheel gap do you have between the tire and the fender or quarter panel Silver 5? I'm curious to compare it to how high my X is right now. Thanks.
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I have 22's so it would be a hard comparision if your running stockers. but my kit will lower the rear 1.5-2 inches.
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I am getting in a set of Asanti 22" next week which is why I was asking. To see how much of a difference I would be looking at with regards to wheel gap. how much will it drop in the front and back?

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I have 22's so it would be a hard comparision if your running stockers. but my kit will lower the rear 1.5-2 inches.
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I am getting in a set of Asanti 22" next week which is why I was asking. To see how much of a difference I would be looking at with regards to wheel gap. how much will it drop in the front and back?

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I just measured my wheel gap with Eibachs in the front and my endlinks in the rear. Fronts where 2 1/4" and the Rears where 2 1/4". This was taken from top of the tire to the bottom of the wheel arch. With 325/35/22 series side wall.
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I have 22's so it would be a hard comparision if your running stockers. but my kit will lower the rear 1.5-2 inches.
How much do the available spring kits lower the front of the X5?

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