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e92 drop w/ H&R sport or Eibach Pro-Kit?
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02-01-2007, 08:21 AM | #1 |
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e92 drop w/ H&R sport or Eibach Pro-Kit?
Has anybody put either H&R sport or Eibach Pro-kit on their E92?
There are a few people that have put them on the E90 but I'm looking for specific info on the drop for the E92. My concern is that the Pro-kit drops 1.2"F and 1"R from the sport suspension already on the E92 whereas the E90 w/ sport the Pro kit is only an increased .5" drop. I can handle .5" drop but with my driveway being horribly steep I don't think I can do 1" or more drop. So, before I get the car all apart and stick springs and shocks on there I was hoping somebody could give me the exact drop of a Pro-kit(or hr sports) on an E92... thanks in advance! p.s. if it ends up being too low I'm debating putting the FSD shocks on there anyway. Sounds like those will help ride and also handling to a lesser degree. p.p.s. another thought- does anybody know if there's a Ground Control coil over kit for the E90/92 yet? They use eibach springs(wonder if you could use the pro-kit springs) and usually have a height adjustment of 0"-2". That would be ideal for me because I could still get stiffer springs but not have to lose ride height. |
02-01-2007, 08:20 PM | #2 |
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H&R sports, i have them on my e92, they feel awesome! I have steep driveway too.
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02-02-2007, 08:34 AM | #4 |
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Thanks Ron, that's the info I was looking for. I think that will help other E92 owners decide which springs they want to get.
I think I'll end up just installing the Koni FSD since the Sports will lower my car too much for my dang driveway. I contacted Ground Control yesterday and they're working on a coil over kit for the E92. He mentioned they should have a kit ready in a month or so. The reason for the Ground Control kit is they use Eibach springs and you can adjust the drop from 0" to around 2". Perfect for me since I wouldn't have to drop the car to get stiffer springs. I ordered the Koni FSD/Eibach Pro-kit kit so hopefully I can sell the springs. |
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