Best Lowering Springs
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hi there, im new to this forum and i wanted to know what was the best lowering springs out there for a 2007 525i but i still wanna feel that smooth ride if possible. its stock right now but im getting some 19 or 20 inch BBS LM look in the next week. please post up pics if you have lowered your car so i can see how it looks. thanks
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i have h&r springs. they ride like stock just 25% stiffer. you wont even notice a difference as far as "ride quality" but the 545i is a heavier car so i dont know how the 525i will respond.
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I have BMWs sportsuspension, it has a great ride! My car came allready with it, if I had to change suspension now, I would go for H&r or Eibach. If you plan on carrying several people all the time or want to go extreme tuning wise, your best option is coilovers without a doubt! Hope this serves you? Enjoy the ride
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I have BMWs sportsuspension, it has a great ride! My car came allready with it, if I had to change suspension now, I would go for H&r or Eibach. If you plan on carrying several people all the time or want to go extreme tuning wise, your best option is coilovers without a doubt! Hope this serves you? Enjoy the ride
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KSPORT COILOVERS. they can go down way more if u wanted to really slam it. but setting it where the tires are hugging the fender looks right.
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the rear can pretty much go down like 5 inchs without any issues. rubbing usually happens in the front. when i put my coilovers on for shits and giggles we dropped the rear as far as it would go. it was tucking wheel and nothing rubbed. the front could only go down like 2 inchs because anything more the inner wheel would hit the strut. now i coulda squeezed on some 3-5 mm spacers and solved that dilemma but i didnt want it that low anyways because it would be a pain in the ass to drive.
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Just mind your offset when choosing wheels and you shouldn´t have any problem at all!
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I have eibach pro on stock sports suspension.
With 20" wheels, rubs the front when hitting a big bump or a steep driveway.
No rubbing however with my stock 19" wheels.
With 20" wheels, rubs the front when hitting a big bump or a steep driveway.
No rubbing however with my stock 19" wheels.
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