nola530

My 530i sport is leaning a little to the passenger side. is this normal? I found a thread that i think said it was normal, but this sounds strange to me. MY is 2004 so is it normal for the shocks and springs to wear out? Should i just bring to the dealership to see what they think (dont want to) or should i maybe get some coilovers? I would like to keep the ride height just where it is. thanks ben aka nola530

ps. i will try to post pics when i get home.

FRONJONI

mine leans too...
its normal...
get used to it.

tooltec

Mine sits level,if a car leans to one side it is not normal.

info@trinityautosport

it is completely normal for the passenger side of the e60 to be slightly lower than the driver's side. once the driver sits in the car, the car levels off.

John@Motorcepts

Nerwyll!! THat's not true! If u have vlad (V_therussian) sitting in the passenger side, it will SCRAPE like a mofo! ANd if he drives on the driver side, one side will be slammed!!!

joebaggg

Just solved this one. Get a full tank of gas then measure. Then empty it and measure. Then scratch ur head

nola530

thanks. its noticable even when i let the wife drive it and i ride in a car behind her. If it is normal i dont like it, so i prob will put ksports coilovers on and adjust it to even. thanks again for the help

pjinca

That is a good idea and a great way to solve the problem. Yes, OEM (any OEM) shocks and springs wear out, that is why they are not covered under CPO warranty - they are a wear item. That is why I went with KSPorts too, my OEM rears were giving up the ghost and my rears were rubbing. Now, I have a much stiffer ride that is just as comfortable and the car is level (I measured mine from the floor to the top of the fender well - 26" at every corner )

John@Motorcepts

if it leans THAT much that u see it, there's something wrong. Blown struts possibly? The lean should be negligible to the human eye.

info@trinityautosport

+1