Best 40mm Lowering springs for my E30 325i Sport?

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Stevieabz
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Fri Jul 11, 2014 3:07 am

I've looked at H&R, apex, unbranded ect ect.. and I just don't know.. I don't want to spend to much.. just something that'll make it 40/40 lower all round for now before coils. suggestions appreciated.

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G-Bear
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Thu Jul 17, 2014 7:58 am

H&R or Eibach are the most popular options. But if you're not keeping them for long. Why not save the cash and just get something second hand off ebay, on the For Sale section on here or put up a wanted thread.

Questions like this are better off in the main Chat section, you'll get a better response, also worth doing a search as there are plenty of threads on this topic..
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parkin10
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Sun Dec 21, 2014 11:20 pm

I got a set of Apex springs for my touring
Can't say that I can recommend them through they went baggy quickly on the rear springs
I ended up popping in some spring assisters to get some ride height back and stop it destroying tires
Whilst the box the springs came in had e30 325i touring on it i think they just put some saloon springs in the box instead :x
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Sun Dec 21, 2014 11:30 pm

Eibach prokit, best you can buy. H&R are a close second. But an Eibach kits with good shocks = no need for coil overs.
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Sun Dec 21, 2014 11:56 pm

I've seen an Eibach pro kit in Germany for 110 pounds. Is this a good price? Anyone know of better?
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