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Old Jun 15, 2011 | 06:21 AM
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Hi,

I have an 06' 525i NON-sport and I want to lower the car.

My car is currently way lower in the front than it is in back (2 finger vs 3 finger gap). I would love to even this out without having to spend the $$$ on coilovers. I've found that the Eibach Pro Kit springs would lower 1.2" Fr and Bk (this would not solve the problem) and the H&R sports would worsen the problem as it actually lowers the front more than the rear.

Does anyone have any helpful advice aside from coilovers? I read something about M5 suspension links lowering the rear further? Whats involved with this? I have no clue what they are talking about.

Thanks in advance
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Old Jun 15, 2011 | 08:50 AM
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Originally Posted by snapthejab
Hi,

I have an 06' 525i NON-sport and I want to lower the car.

My car is currently way lower in the front than it is in back (2 finger vs 3 finger gap). I would love to even this out without having to spend the $$$ on coilovers. I've found that the Eibach Pro Kit springs would lower 1.2" Fr and Bk (this would not solve the problem) and the H&R sports would worsen the problem as it actually lowers the front more than the rear.

Does anyone have any helpful advice aside from coilovers? I read something about M5 suspension links lowering the rear further? Whats involved with this? I have no clue what they are talking about.

Thanks in advance
in my opinion i have h&R sport springs with koni yellows it's amazing
the ride is very comfortable and it sits well, not to slammed and not to high,sits perfect about a pinky gap from wheel to fender plus you can always adjust the stiffness of the ride the koni yellows come with a knob so u can adjust it the way you want it good luck on your search
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Old Jun 15, 2011 | 09:43 AM
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Unless you current spring set up is failing it shouldn't be that much lower from front to back. May be by switching to Eibach, it would even out more. Btw I thought pro kit only lowers .75 inch and sport lowers 1".
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Old Jun 15, 2011 | 09:47 AM
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take a look at the photo in my sig and my gallery. I have the H&R sport springs and my car sits level.
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Old Jun 15, 2011 | 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by jg525i
in my opinion i have h&R sport springs with koni yellows it's amazing
the ride is very comfortable and it sits well, not to slammed and not to high,sits perfect about a pinky gap from wheel to fender plus you can always adjust the stiffness of the ride the koni yellows come with a knob so u can adjust it the way you want it good luck on your search

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