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Lowering Springs
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I can say that I am very happy with my H&R lowering springs and they make them for both with and without rear air
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This kit? https://www.turnermotorsport.com/p-4...it-front-rear/
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You can't go wrong with h&r sport springs paired with Bilstein sport shocks/struts. I've run them on many BMW's and as long as you only want mild drop, they're awesome. Ride incredibly and are still sport oriented handling wise.
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Eibach springs are good also. They offer a moderate drop.
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Hey Purp, I would be totally embarrassed to post pics at the moment, we've had rain, rain and rain with leaves blowing everywhere here that past few days and well... she's a mess - but let me get her cleaned up and I will post those for sure. These are the H&R Springs I that used and I love them, the ride is "stock ish", but you know the roads there, if that makes sense and I got a solid 1.5" drop out of them after they settled in for a few days\week ish. https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/bmw...it-h-r-29378-1 You will want these: https://www.fcpeuro.com/products/bmw...it-h-r-29378-2 For struts and shocks I am running Bilstein B6s, front and rear, I really like these also, thing I noticed is that (and I have always slowed rolled speed bumps) at "speed bump" speeds, there is up the front side and down the back side, but absolutely beautiful everywhere else I also did the Eibach (anti) Sway Bars with hard urethane bushings, incredible improvement really to body roll and turn in, what I notice the most is that prior to the bars I would have said the truck was "Gazelle" like, sure footed as all get out in just about any conditions! What I would say after the bars is that the truck is still "Gazelle" like, but in the since that it took me a minute to learn to re-drive it because they way I used to corner , now (easily) produces noticeable wheel spin of the inside rear tire.I did urethane thrust bushings also and I (probably) could have done without these and gone with Myle HDs or even stock, they can be a bit harsh on rougher roads. Next steps (when my sorry butt is back to work from Covid...) I am going to either snag some 20" wheels with the right offset to sit flush with the wheel lips or (and probably this option since I just got new "shoes" on the 18s) snag some H&R 25mm spacers to fatten up the overall footprint. EDIT: That 1.5" should have been 1.25", I got actually just over that in the front, but almost right at that in the rear. |
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