the below chart doesnt work for my 2005 e53 3.0d sport i have it lowered already 1.5 inches with eibach springs, and following the directions for measurement i get 710 for the front and 730 for the rear, maybe our cars in Australia get higher suspension than else wear

oh i have 20 inch rims.


_______________ 17"____18"____19"____20"___these are wheel sizes
front axle_______685____697____710____722
rear axle________687____699____712____724
sport fr_________670____682____695____707
sport rr_________672____684____697____709

This is what INPA shows:
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...psc3d3b165.jpg

I suggest you set ride height where you like the stance, bearing in mind if it is higher than stock height it will be stiffer than it is currently and any reasonable amount lower will soften the ride.

The setting side to side height will not be spot on unless it is by chance. If you end up with a 1/4 to 3/8" difference side to side consider it a complete success. Visually, you won't see a difference. Also, when you adjust one side there can be a small change in the other side or end. Further, when you make an adjustment drive the vehicle a block or two and make a brisk turn left and right turn to settle the suspension and then check the adjusted ride height.

I could not get it to adjust and seeing as it rides great & is 3mm high (negligible) I am ok leaving it alone.