calling people with OE sport suspension and 124's
I have installed OEM sport springs on my non-sport along with 124's. I still think I am riding a tiny bit high compared to other e60's I have seen driving.
Can you all do me a favor and either give me a measurement from the floor to the center of the fender or just tell me how many fingers you can fit into the fender gap? I greatly appreciate it!
Can you all do me a favor and either give me a measurement from the floor to the center of the fender or just tell me how many fingers you can fit into the fender gap? I greatly appreciate it!
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when i installed this it was still higher i dont know what it is but i do agree with you and there is a difference that you might no see on paper, but is visually there. but the handling did improve though right?
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Finger method isn't accurate since people have different size fingers. lol.
I think the correct way to measure wheel gap is to go from the bottom edge of the rim and measure to the edge of the fender wheel well while on a flat surface.
Like this:

I can measure mine for you when I get the chance.
I think the correct way to measure wheel gap is to go from the bottom edge of the rim and measure to the edge of the fender wheel well while on a flat surface.
Like this:

I can measure mine for you when I get the chance.
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