[hurricane56]

I looked through about 20 pages of threads with no clear answer. I'm going to be upgrading to Bilstein B8 shocks soon and would like to lower the car on Eibach springs. There are several different part numbers. I have a 2006 325xi.

Should I use:

Eibach Pro-Kit for the 2006 330 PN# 2085.140

or

Eibach Pro-Kit for the 2007+ 335 PN#2092.140

According to their specs, the kit for the 2006 330 drops the car 1.2 inches in the front vs 1.4 for the 335 kit.



Also, has anyone needed to use a suspension bushing rebuild kit for your shock install?
http://www.turnermotorsport.com/p-11...n-m-or-xi.aspx


Thanks!

[hurricane56]

Anyone? I just ordered the Eibach Pro-Kit for the 335i. It matches the curb weight of my car better than the kit for the 328i and 330i.

[nolimit510]

I have 328xi and the eibach pro kit, placed by the awesome dudes at AK moterwerks in NJ. The cosmetics is almost perfect, the sport kit might be a little too aggressive.

[hurricane56]

Originally Posted by nolimit510

I have 328xi and the eibach pro kit, placed by the awesome dudes at AK moterwerks in NJ. The cosmetics is almost perfect, the sport kit might be a little too aggressive.

Do you have any pictures posted? Yeah, I only looking for a mild drop to get rid of the 4x4 look. The sport kit would have been too much.

[bodybump]

i just installed today Pro system kit...and it rides smoother than before..i have 328i 2011 e90 stock wheels....stance is just perfect not to aggressive...

[hurricane56]

Originally Posted by bodybump

i just installed today Pro system kit...and it rides smoother than before..i have 328i 2011 e90 stock wheels....stance is just perfect not to aggressive...

Nice! Are you running stock shocks and struts on your Pro-Kit? I'd love to see some pics!

[tr3flip]

Originally Posted by hurricane56

Anyone? I just ordered the Eibach Pro-Kit for the 335i. It matches the curb weight of my car better than the kit for the 328i and 330i.

Have you installed your springs yet? I'm curious to know how these work on the x models. Take before and after measurments.

[hurricane56]

Originally Posted by tr3flip

Have you installed your springs yet? I'm curious to know how these work on the x models. Take before and after measurments.

Trying to get these installed on Friday, I'll take measurements.

[smc325xi]

Where did you purchase your springs?

[hurricane56]

Originally Posted by smc325xi

Where did you purchase your springs?

Check out AutoAnything.com, you can usually get 15% off.

[MentalJelly]

I have the Eibach Pro Kit on my e92 XI matched to Bilstein Sports (B8). Here's a pic to give you a rough idea of the look with 19's.

Sorry the car is filthy, and yes I know I need to remove the reflectors.

[BMSe92]

Originally Posted by hurricane56

Check out AutoAnything.com, you can usually get 15% off.

Hey goods looks bro, just picked up a set eibach pro for my XI. $217 after a 15% off coupon code and free shipping.

[dangeris]

MentalJelly, Do you know what the part number is for the Eibach Pro kit you had installed?

..And which is better? the Bilstein Sports or the Koni Yellows?

[ray_futbol]

Originally Posted by MentalJelly

I have the Eibach Pro Kit on my e92 XI matched to Bilstein Sports (B8). Here's a pic to give you a rough idea of the look with 19's.

Sorry the car is filthy, and yes I know I need to remove the reflectors.

hows the ride? trying to decide between bilstein sports or koni yellow adjustable sport

my bad..

[hurricane56]

Originally Posted by ray_futbol

hows the ride? trying to decide between bilstein sports or koni yellow adjustable sport

my bad..

I've had the same set-up installed on my car for the past three weeks and I'm pretty satisfied. Coming from the stock XI suspension that was really loose and floaty, the car has a very planted, firm feel on the highway and the street. Just for reference, personally I wasn't a huge fan very firm suspensions, but I do find the ride of the Eibach/Bilstein Sport combo still comfortable.

Also, this suspension set-up isn't for those who are looking for a super aggressive drop. I was only looking to get rid of my 4x4 look from the stock XI suspension, it looks like a non-XI with sport suspension. The front of the car dropped approximately .8" inches in the front and 1" in the rear. If you're looking for a bit more aggressive drop with springs, it looks like the H&R Sport springs will get you a bit lower. I don't have any basis for comparison to the Koni.

[ray_futbol]

Originally Posted by hurricane56

I've had the same set-up installed on my car for the past three weeks and I'm pretty satisfied. Coming from the stock XI suspension that was really loose and floaty, the car has a very planted, firm feel on the highway and the street. Just for reference, personally I wasn't a huge fan very firm suspensions, but I do find the ride of the Eibach/Bilstein Sport combo still comfortable.

Also, this suspension set-up isn't for those who are looking for a super aggressive drop. I was only looking to get rid of my 4x4 look from the stock XI suspension, it looks like a non-XI with sport suspension. The front of the car dropped approximately .8" inches in the front and 1" in the rear. If you're looking for a bit more aggressive drop with springs, it looks like the H&R Sport springs will get you a bit lower. I don't have any basis for comparison to the Koni.

thats good to hear! Im looking for something modest as well since i get crap loads of snow in my city lol (decided on eibachs)
Did you get the 335 spring?? cuz i have a set that i could have for free except its for the 335. i have a 328 :/
link to my thread:
http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=683683

ps, have any pics?

[vapore0n]

Originally Posted by MentalJelly

I have the Eibach Pro Kit on my e92 XI matched to Bilstein Sports (B8). Here's a pic to give you a rough idea of the look with 19's.

Sorry the car is filthy, and yes I know I need to remove the reflectors.

That actually looks great.
Makes me want to get that same setup

Ill have to see comparos of Eibach pro vs sport though. I would use that set up for summer. Winter Id have the stock 17s on snow tires.