Best Sport Springs ?!
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I'm thinking to change 20" for my e60, and i don't know much about this new suspension system for e60. Some of my friends suggested me to use coil over, but is this going to affect the 'technological suspension' ? stability control or what ever that is ?
They don't have information for any suspension for e60 available yet. Does anyone have changed their springs ? or changed it to coilover ?
I bet H&R supposed to be the best, but it only lower the car very little (my experienced with e46).
Need this information :'( :'(
They don't have information for any suspension for e60 available yet. Does anyone have changed their springs ? or changed it to coilover ?
I bet H&R supposed to be the best, but it only lower the car very little (my experienced with e46).
Need this information :'( :'(
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I believe the H&R springs lower the car 1.4" in the rear, and 1.3" in the front (see tirerack.com). Any springs that lower the car much more than that may bottom out and require replacement shocks as well.
If you do a search under 'springs' or 'lower' you find out more information about some 5s with aftermarket springs. One even with the sports package.
If you do a search under 'springs' or 'lower' you find out more information about some 5s with aftermarket springs. One even with the sports package.
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I have the Eibach and lowered the front 1.2 and the back 1.0
the ride is stiffer but good
I am looking for shocks, when I first lowered the car, no shocks available
Shocks - probably going with Bilstein or Koni
Good luck
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the ride is stiffer but good
I am looking for shocks, when I first lowered the car, no shocks available
Shocks - probably going with Bilstein or Koni
Good luck
Here is a picture:
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What type of wheels are those (they look nice). Also what will different shocks add to you car. Are you bottoming out since you lowered you car? With this enhance the ride, or are the stock shocks working pretty well for you now?
What type of wheels are those (they look nice). Also what will different shocks add to you car. Are you bottoming out since you lowered you car? With this enhance the ride, or are the stock shocks working pretty well for you now?
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What type of wheels are those- Excel Binno from www.wheelmax.com (trying to save money for the ACS Type III
what will different shocks add to you car - from bottoming out (rougher ride)
Are you bottoming out since you lowered you car? no, but I am the kind of person that tries to do things before it happens
With this enhance the ride, or are the stock shocks working pretty well for you now?Stoks are great and the shocks, new shocks - better handling and not rough up the total suspension (per my tech)
What type of wheels are those- Excel Binno from www.wheelmax.com (trying to save money for the ACS Type III
what will different shocks add to you car - from bottoming out (rougher ride)
Are you bottoming out since you lowered you car? no, but I am the kind of person that tries to do things before it happens
With this enhance the ride, or are the stock shocks working pretty well for you now?Stoks are great and the shocks, new shocks - better handling and not rough up the total suspension (per my tech)
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I heard that if you don't lower the car more than 1.5", you are probably OK without changing out the shocks (cars in general), but if you tech recommends a change, then listen to him. Keep us abreast of what shocks you add. I will lower my car when I get it, and I need as much help in that arena as possible.
As for the wheels, I thought I had seen those before. They are a low cost option, but they look nice on you Ti-silver. I am thinking of doing the same thing. Go with a low cost option in the beginning to get a decent look, and then just to refresh her in the later years, get some HREs or other wheels that I REALLY like. So far, my preferred aftermarket wheel choice is the Silver Maido ST5.
Thanks for the answers
As for the wheels, I thought I had seen those before. They are a low cost option, but they look nice on you Ti-silver. I am thinking of doing the same thing. Go with a low cost option in the beginning to get a decent look, and then just to refresh her in the later years, get some HREs or other wheels that I REALLY like. So far, my preferred aftermarket wheel choice is the Silver Maido ST5.
Thanks for the answers
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the Eibach does look Awesome... i got a set for sale if anyone is interested
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