Touring Front Springs

[KDS]

Hey all,

I'd like to lower the front of my touring about 3/4 of an inch. The back end sits at a nice height, but I've always thought that the front looks too high. Is it possible to buy a front-only spring set, and if so, do Tourings require different front springs than all other E30s?

Thanks!

[Cloggy Saint]

I've had the same issue with the back of my touring, it's way too low! I was told that PI spring dealers would split sets and have had this confirmed by www.needforspeed.co.uk . They're charging half price plus 10% for splitting the kit.

[FBF]

looking at the car theres no reason why the front ones need to be specifically for a touring its the rear thats diffrent. when considering the front springs its engine size thats the deciding factor.. the weight making a diffrence. dropping mine 40mm all round but thinking i may need to go 60mm at the front and 40 at the rear for the same reason as you

[Jos]

There is a difference in the arch heights front to back on e30s, hence why the kits are 60/40 to make sure the wheels fill the arches the same amount. And no the only difference on the front springs is in what engine you have, 4cyl or 6 cyl.

[Simon]

There was, from BMW 7 different pairs of spring for the touring, (front)depending on different specs such as M-tech suspension, A/C etc.

[jamesc]

When I fitted the 60/40 kit on my touring the rear hardly lowered at all and the front dropped a lot.

James