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Old 01-31-2007, 04:22 PM
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im planning to change to m-tech suspension .....anyway is for e60 (530i).....ive just change 19"m5 rims on my ride but still using the standard suspension...i feel that the suspension is to soft and not suitable with the rim...each time i drove my car through a bump or an uneven road the rim will definitely hit underneath the fender...
what should do.....my friend told me to change to a sport suspension.....please advisse me tq people

does the m-tech suspension comes with the spring or only the absorber....??
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Originally Posted by chillselalu' post='386093' date='Jan 31 2007, 08:22 PM
im planning to change to m-tech suspension .....anyway is for e60 (530i).....ive just change 19"m5 rims on my ride but still using the standard suspension...i feel that the suspension is to soft and not suitable with the rim...each time i drove my car through a bump or an uneven road the rim will definitely hit underneath the fender...
what should do.....my friend told me to change to a sport suspension.....please advisse me tq people

does the m-tech suspension comes with the spring or only the absorber....??
Switch out your springs to HR or Eibach and you'll have a stiffer ride. If you want it even more stiffer, coilovers.
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Originally Posted by MikeBuzzsaw' post='386109' date='Feb 1 2007, 10:15 AM
Switch out your springs to HR or Eibach and you'll have a stiffer ride. If you want it even more stiffer, coilovers.

bro......just wondering how stiff will it be if i change to m-tech suspension...will it lower the car....anyone feel free to reply this message...really want to know alot about the m-tech suspension .... need to know it before buying it..

ive asked my local bmw dealer about the suspension...include in the m-tech suspension is the 2 damper,2 coilover,and 2 stabiliser
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Originally Posted by chillselalu' post='386093' date='Feb 1 2007, 09:22 AM
im planning to change to m-tech suspension .....anyway is for e60 (530i).....ive just change 19"m5 rims on my ride but still using the standard suspension...i feel that the suspension is to soft and not suitable with the rim...each time i drove my car through a bump or an uneven road the rim will definitely hit underneath the fender...
what should do.....my friend told me to change to a sport suspension.....please advisse me tq people

does the m-tech suspension comes with the spring or only the absorber....??

did you put spacers? 19inch M5 rim shouldnt rub
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wtf is an M-tech suspension.. do you mean sport package suspension??
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Originally Posted by chillselalu' post='386630' date='Feb 2 2007, 08:46 AM
if i change to m-tech suspension...will it lower the car
in terms of height -
USA standard suspension > ROW M suspension > USA sport suspension

there were pics on this forum that compared them. try doing a search.
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Originally Posted by Hamann5' post='386770' date='Feb 2 2007, 01:55 PM
wtf is an M-tech suspension.. do you mean sport package suspension??
Yea, I didn't know what the M-tech suspension is either...

Don't waste your money on dealer parts though, sooo expensive.
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Originally Posted by MikeBuzzsaw' post='386798' date='Feb 2 2007, 11:48 AM
Yea, I didn't know what the M-tech suspension is either...

Don't waste your money on dealer parts though, sooo expensive.
M-tech suspension is offered on cars in Canada and Europe with the M-sport pack. My understanding is it lower than the "sport suspension" and the ride is fixed, ie: doesn't adapt to cornering like the sport suspension
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Originally Posted by Westcoast 550' post='386809' date='Feb 2 2007, 03:16 PM
M-tech suspension is offered on cars in Canada and Europe with the M-sport pack. My understanding is it lower than the "sport suspension" and the ride is fixed, ie: doesn't adapt to cornering like the sport suspension
You can achieve the same "fix" by buying aftermarket springs or coilovers. Probably save 40%.
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Originally Posted by MikeBuzzsaw' post='386109' date='Jan 31 2007, 06:15 PM
Switch out your springs to HR or Eibach and you'll have a stiffer ride. If you want it even more stiffer, coilovers.


Sawatdee Khrab chillselalu,
I'm in agreement with MikeBuzzsaw. Your stock suspension is too soft, thus when you are under full compression your tires will rub. You need to get either the Eibach or H&R springs. The springs will stiffen up the suspension so that when you hit a bump or dip on the road, your tires will not rub. If you're intent on getting the M suspension, be ready to pay a lot of money to retrofit it.


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