[TJ_E90]

I want to lower my car and i might end up buying H&R sport springs. has anyone change there struts/shocks to koni FSD or yellows? hows the ride quality with them on? and what would you recommend?

[Rickology]

i'm on H&R Race with stock shocks with very good ride quality. I have a 2011 N52 e90 on stock OEM style 162s. No rubbing and the car sits beautifully with no space on the wheel well

For installation, i REALLY recommend Simon930 (i think that's his forum username) He installed the springs professionally at his place at a very affordable price and i believe he was done in 45 minutes.

[TJ_E90]

Originally Posted by Rickology

i'm on H&R Race with stock shocks with very good ride quality. I have a 2011 N52 e90 on stock OEM style 162s. No rubbing and the car sits beautifully with no space on the wheel well

For installation, i REALLY recommend Simon930 (i think that's his forum username) He installed the springs professionally at his place at a very affordable price and i believe he was done in 45 minutes.

How did you contact him i tried PMing him and it didn't let me

[Glopez5]

From experience, ride quiality on H&R Sport Springs and Stock shocks are ok, it's not bouncy but bumps are a bit harsher.

I've been riding for a little over a year and i'm already to the point where I need to start investing in good shocks or go coilover route, I believe one of my shocks is starting to sag a little.

From what I have read on e90post, and i've looked into this topic a lot recently, it seems that even people who go w/ the koni yellow agree that going coilovers gives you a better handling and better ride. (plust you can adjust height)

I was going to go Koni yellows which I believe run around $700 to $800 (new) but now i'm just thinking i'm going to go coilovers and be done w/ it.

All in all, my honest opinion, save your money get coils. Luckily I did my own springs at home, it wasn't too hard w/ an extra set of hands.

[TJ_E90]

Originally Posted by Glopez5

From experience, ride quiality on H&R Sport Springs and Stock shocks are ok, it's not bouncy but bumps are a bit harsher.

I've been riding for a little over a year and i'm already to the point where I need to start investing in good shocks or go coilover route, I believe one of my shocks is starting to sag a little.

From what I have read on e90post, and i've looked into this topic a lot recently, it seems that even people who go w/ the koni yellow agree that going coilovers gives you a better handling and better ride. (plust you can adjust height)

I was going to go Koni yellows which I believe run around $700 to $800 (new) but now i'm just thinking i'm going to go coilovers and be done w/ it.

All in all, my honest opinion, save your money get coils. Luckily I did my own springs at home, it wasn't too hard w/ an extra set of hands.

For coils what do you think are the best ones for Ride quality?

[starbai]

In for answer

[Rickology]

pm'd his contact info