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from my experience, NT roads are better than Kowloon's, and Kowloon's are better than HKI. Try go to ?? and you will know what I mean...
good thing about coilover is, you adjust it to fit your driving style but it would take some time to make all the adjustments...
my 335 with PSS9 for instance, it was good for fast or high speed corners on good surface, but sucks on TMS as it was just too stiff and the car would become very unforgiving when the road becomes a little bumpy...
but on the other hand, I love the ride height where all 4 wheels looked like they are "IN" the fenders and with some -ve camber ...
Cheers,
Mike
good thing about coilover is, you adjust it to fit your driving style but it would take some time to make all the adjustments...
my 335 with PSS9 for instance, it was good for fast or high speed corners on good surface, but sucks on TMS as it was just too stiff and the car would become very unforgiving when the road becomes a little bumpy...
but on the other hand, I love the ride height where all 4 wheels looked like they are "IN" the fenders and with some -ve camber ...
Cheers,
Mike
Mike - thanks for that! Usually drive on Kowloon side, but are the roads on Kln / HKI that much different?? If i know of people who have it installed then for sure i would like to get their feedback. dont wanna fork out a load of the coilovers and find they are too stiff or not as good as i hoped!
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from my experience, NT roads are better than Kowloon's, and Kowloon's are better than HKI. Try go to ?? and you will know what I mean...
good thing about coilover is, you adjust it to fit your driving style but it would take some time to make all the adjustments...
my 335 with PSS9 for instance, it was good for fast or high speed corners on good surface, but sucks on TMS as it was just too stiff and the car would become very unforgiving when the road becomes a little bumpy...
but on the other hand, I love the ride height where all 4 wheels looked like they are "IN" the fenders and with some -ve camber ...
Cheers,
Mike
good thing about coilover is, you adjust it to fit your driving style but it would take some time to make all the adjustments...
my 335 with PSS9 for instance, it was good for fast or high speed corners on good surface, but sucks on TMS as it was just too stiff and the car would become very unforgiving when the road becomes a little bumpy...
but on the other hand, I love the ride height where all 4 wheels looked like they are "IN" the fenders and with some -ve camber ...
Cheers,
Mike
I find right now my setup is too stiff and bounces when going round corners on uneven surfaces - it feels like its going to hop all over the place! i was thinking about getting same set up as Keith with the Eibach and Koni fsd, but i cannot lower the car enough with that set up.... Coilovers may be the only solution! How much did you pay for your PSS9?
Just checked Sachs homepage and they dont have coilovers for E60?
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I meant western district, kennedy town...
go for coilovers and leave yourself more flexiblity in the future...looks like you have front spoiler install and you might have problem if the car goes too low...
The PSS9 came with the car when I bought it, it should be in the 15k range but I am not certain...
Cheers,
Mike
go for coilovers and leave yourself more flexiblity in the future...looks like you have front spoiler install and you might have problem if the car goes too low...
The PSS9 came with the car when I bought it, it should be in the 15k range but I am not certain...
Cheers,
Mike
I used to live in sai kung! well, i am guessing thats what you wrote because i cant read chinese!! ha ha!
I find right now my setup is too stiff and bounces when going round corners on uneven surfaces - it feels like its going to hop all over the place! i was thinking about getting same set up as Keith with the Eibach and Koni fsd, but i cannot lower the car enough with that set up.... Coilovers may be the only solution! How much did you pay for your PSS9?
Just checked Sachs homepage and they dont have coilovers for E60?
I find right now my setup is too stiff and bounces when going round corners on uneven surfaces - it feels like its going to hop all over the place! i was thinking about getting same set up as Keith with the Eibach and Koni fsd, but i cannot lower the car enough with that set up.... Coilovers may be the only solution! How much did you pay for your PSS9?
Just checked Sachs homepage and they dont have coilovers for E60?
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I meant western district, kennedy town...
go for coilovers and leave yourself more flexiblity in the future...looks like you have front spoiler install and you might have problem if the car goes too low...
The PSS9 came with the car when I bought it, it should be in the 15k range but I am not certain...
Cheers,
Mike
go for coilovers and leave yourself more flexiblity in the future...looks like you have front spoiler install and you might have problem if the car goes too low...
The PSS9 came with the car when I bought it, it should be in the 15k range but I am not certain...
Cheers,
Mike
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may be H&R with fsd fits you better if you want it lowered more.
I used to live in sai kung! well, i am guessing thats what you wrote because i cant read chinese!! ha ha!
I find right now my setup is too stiff and bounces when going round corners on uneven surfaces - it feels like its going to hop all over the place! i was thinking about getting same set up as Keith with the Eibach and Koni fsd, but i cannot lower the car enough with that set up.... Coilovers may be the only solution! How much did you pay for your PSS9?
Just checked Sachs homepage and they dont have coilovers for E60?
I find right now my setup is too stiff and bounces when going round corners on uneven surfaces - it feels like its going to hop all over the place! i was thinking about getting same set up as Keith with the Eibach and Koni fsd, but i cannot lower the car enough with that set up.... Coilovers may be the only solution! How much did you pay for your PSS9?
Just checked Sachs homepage and they dont have coilovers for E60?
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My Ride: carbonized MB coupe
D Derek had the H&R coilover, that had a nice ride!
if i were you i'd go for the electronic Bilstein coilover, flick a switch and it will lower.......
i think about 25-30k, ask AK
if i were you i'd go for the electronic Bilstein coilover, flick a switch and it will lower.......
i think about 25-30k, ask AK
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My Ride: Mini Cooper
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My Ride: Mini Cooper
I think the price is about 15k
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My Ride: e60 525i 2005 with:
H&R sway bar, K&N air filter, sprint booster I, split-fire coil, Ferodo Brake pads, M-tech kit, black shadowline (thanks Ricky)
Pending : 19' Advan Racing RS with Re-0011 tyre + Koni-FSD with Eibach Sport spring
Looking for ?exhaust ? Denson 500 for ipod