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Originally Posted by Phil325i
Too soft for what? The race track maybe, but for road use I find them just fine thank you.
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Good for you, but with passengers and luggage the car will be pretty well riding on the bump stops.
Also, if you work out the suspension frequencies, the front/rear ratio is completely out of wack. Standard, it has a rear bias of 6.7%, the Ohlins standard rates create a forward bias of 34.6% and this ruins the balance of the car.
If all you want is to bimble about, then it's fine (and you could have saved £1000 and fitted Koni's and Eibachs for an even comfier ride)
If you want any sort of decent dynamics on the road, then the rear rates are far too soft.
I run an E91 (my shopping/tow car) and have used Koni yellows/Eibachs, then Ohlins with the standard rates, 343/672 and 400/800.