Want to lower my 5 Series
05-25-2010, 11:22 PM
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Hello everyone,
I am new here, i have a 1998 528i (Has some kind of sports pack aswell) and i am looking to lower it to improve the asthetic appearance of it. I am in australia and went to a regular suspension place and they said it would cost a total of $1000AUD to do it. Is this about right?, and what would be the best way to lower it? I just want to bring it down about an inch so the wheels completley fill the wheel arches, but i dont really want to ruin the driving characteristics of the car.
I would appreciate anything anyone has to say on this issue!
thanks
I am new here, i have a 1998 528i (Has some kind of sports pack aswell) and i am looking to lower it to improve the asthetic appearance of it. I am in australia and went to a regular suspension place and they said it would cost a total of $1000AUD to do it. Is this about right?, and what would be the best way to lower it? I just want to bring it down about an inch so the wheels completley fill the wheel arches, but i dont really want to ruin the driving characteristics of the car.
I would appreciate anything anyone has to say on this issue!
thanks
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Hello everyone,
I am new here, i have a 1998 528i (Has some kind of sports pack aswell) and i am looking to lower it to improve the asthetic appearance of it. I am in australia and went to a regular suspension place and they said it would cost a total of $1000AUD to do it. Is this about right?, and what would be the best way to lower it? I just want to bring it down about an inch so the wheels completley fill the wheel arches, but i dont really want to ruin the driving characteristics of the car.
I would appreciate anything anyone has to say on this issue!
thanks
I am new here, i have a 1998 528i (Has some kind of sports pack aswell) and i am looking to lower it to improve the asthetic appearance of it. I am in australia and went to a regular suspension place and they said it would cost a total of $1000AUD to do it. Is this about right?, and what would be the best way to lower it? I just want to bring it down about an inch so the wheels completley fill the wheel arches, but i dont really want to ruin the driving characteristics of the car.
I would appreciate anything anyone has to say on this issue!
thanks
The H&R Sport Springs are a popular choice for owners looking for a slight drop without too harsh of a spring rate. They do pair nicely with Koni shocks as well in my personal experience.
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