Want to lower my Touring slightly just wondered what most people did when lowering theirs Lowering Springs or Coilies?
I do have intentions of getting it on the track and a little bit of drifting maybe just concerned that the Coilies will make it a horrible ride as this is my daily so could anyone recommend a decent set of springs or some super comfy Coilies
Cheers Mike
325i Touring Springs or Coilovers?
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hongkongfuey
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I've got apex springs 30 mm drop and gas dampers . Mine is daily drive
if there wern't people like me,
with cars like mine,
who would you put down to make yourself feel better?
with cars like mine,
who would you put down to make yourself feel better?
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andrew_baran
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Don't bother with coilovers. If you just want to lower it a small amount get a decent set of springs and some new shocks. If you're on a budget a set of hottuning springs and dampers would do the job perfectly.
The most important thing is to take into account the condition of your shocks. There's no point putting a brand new stiff set of springs on failing shock absorbers that can't take it - it'll handle like a complete turd!
The most important thing is to take into account the condition of your shocks. There's no point putting a brand new stiff set of springs on failing shock absorbers that can't take it - it'll handle like a complete turd!
