radzM

+1, you have to touch the inside of the fenders to see if fenders are rolled or not.

SneezyRobot

haha shoot hey John! was that your white e60 with quads out front that I was admiring? I had a hunch you might be from here when you mentioned my car, I should have asked! haha

I'm actually heading back out to EuroRev (another hour+ drive) to get an alignment done on Friday, doubtful the Hunter will be in by then tho right? Maybe I'll see yah there.

SneezyRobot

Regarding the fender rolling questions, mine are actually rolled in the front already, but I still had some bad rubbing issues on the Eibach Sportsline springs. They're actually about an inch lower than the Pro Kit that a lot of people on here recommend. That extra inch probably accounts for the issues. It gave the car a real nice aggressive look in the parking lot, but that's just not my style, I'm more performance oriented (as much as you can be in a 3.5k lbs luxury sedan anyway ).

Alpine White Girl

from the research ive done and problems ive seen it weakens the paint on the outside and inevitably leads to cracking/weakening of the paint. i live in lincoln, nebraska and i understand there isnt snow, salted roads, and chemicals put down to deice. But in nebraska that will lead to rusted fenders a lot faster.

I am correct when i saw part of the fender rolling process is heating up the outside painted part of the fender, right? I plan on keeping my car for awhile and because of the conditions listed above fender rolling isnt an option for me.

SneezyRobot

As promised, pictures of the ride-height selected with my KW V2s





Not as aggressive as it used to be, but 100x better handling and ride compared to the Eibach sportsline kit and stock shocks.

Compared to Eibach kit (before KV 2s - looked sick, but rubbed like a mofo):

einstein57

I need to replace my rear window seal too. I wonder what the labor cost is. Looks like parts are only $35. I'd have my dad do it but i hate asking for favors.