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      04-09-2013, 01:10 PM   #36
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Originally Posted by daverissin View Post
Hi All,
I just got my 2007 328xi lowered with Bilstein sport suspension and H&R springs. I have 18x8 wheels, 225/40 tires, 12mm spacer in the front and 15 mm spacer in the back. The car was lowered 1.2" in the front and 1.3" in the back, but there is still a pretty big gap up front, although its a lot better than before.

Anyway, I was just looking for suggestions on closing the front gap. Should I have gotten coilovers for the front? I could maybe try to exchange/sell the front shocks/springs back used since I just got them installed yesterday. Or, maybe I just have the wrong rims/tires for this car.

I've read that lowering the car more than 1.2" in the front you run into driveability problems, etc. Is that true? I live in the Boston area, so the roads suck.

Thanks in advance for the help. I've attached a picture of my car after being lowered on the above mentioned setup.

Thanks,
Dave
Coilovers are your best bet to go lower and more stiff for crappy roads.
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