Afternoon all - just wondering if anyone had any positive/negative views on ride height for their BMW?
Car is too low at present and I want to raise it but I don't know what the ideal suspension kit would be to buy to allow the car to be a daily driver and good over humps etc... but still giving it a slightly lower stance.
Thoughts on what to look out for on the kits and what you would recommend?
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jigsaw
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jmc330i
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Bilstein shocks and either H&R or Eibach springs. Ideally around a 35mm drop, to keep it sensible for our roads.
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jigsaw
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Thank you - and any recommendation for a reasonable priced but reliable supplier? I'd rather pay the extra for the quality.jmc330i wrote:Bilstein shocks and either H&R or Eibach springs. Ideally around a 35mm drop, to keep it sensible for our roads.
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RobWill116
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Ordered my B12 kit (bilstein b8 shocks with eibach springs - 30 to 40mm front/30mm rear) from dcperformance.co.uk - £591 cheapest price I've found. Great customer service, they rang me the next day telling me exactly when I'd receive them
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For all round use, you can't beat the Eibach pro kit and Bilstein B4 dampers. It gives an excellent ride (you'd be surprised how good), looks good and corners nicely.
